with defining the seven principles of Spiritualism which, with minor changes, are still in use today by the National Spiritualist Association of Churches in the United States and the Spiritualists' National Union in the United Kingdom. Publications Modern American Spiritualism (1870) Nineteenth Century Miracles (1884) The Place and Mission of Women: An Inspirational Discourse (1859) Outline Of A Plan For A Self-Sustaining Institution For Homeless And Outcast Females (1858) American and Her Destiny (1861) The Wildfire Club (1861) A Funeral Oration on Rev. Thos. Starr King (1864) The Great Funeral Oration on Abraham Lincoln"](1865) Address Delivered at the Winter Soirees (1865) Miss Emma Hardinge's Political Campaign, in Favour of the Union Party of America (1865) What is Spiritualism? (1868) Mrs. Emma Hardinge on Spirit Mediums (1868) Rules to be Observed When Forming Spiritual Circles (1868) Modern American Spiritualism (1870) On The Spirit Circle and the Laws of Mediumship (1871) The Electric Physician (1875) Ghost Land (1876) On the Road (1878) Spiritualism: Is It A Savage Superstition? (1878) The Chinese Labour Question; or the Problem of Capital versus Labor (1878) The Faith Facts and Frauds or Religious History (1879) Spiritualism Vindicated and Clerical Slanders Refuted (1879) Nineteenth Century Miracles or Spirits and Their Work in Every Country on Earth (1883) Further reading Britten, William. Art Magic Spiritism, the Progressive Thinker's Premium reprint in 1909 Chicago Emma Hardinge Britten wrote introduction. Pendleton, Linda. "Emma Hardinge Britten: Famous Spiritual Medium, 19th Century". Electronic book – Barnes and Noble [http://www.ehbritten.org/ Emma Hardinge Britten Archive and Chasing Down Emma'' Historian Mark Demarest collects and shares historical information about Ms. Britten in social and historical context. References External links 1823 births 1899 deaths English Theosophists Musicians from London English spiritualists 19th-century occultists 19th-century British women writers 19th-century British writers 19th-century English writers