Title: Emma, not forgotten
Product review: Emma Curtis Hopkins continues to be a force in the New Thought Movement whether she is known or unknown to most New Thoughters. While there is some useful information, this book is mainly a consolidation of existing scholarship in one source. There is nothing new here save some letters sparsely quoted. It does not seem that she had full access to the Fillmore or the Eddy correspondances. The authors interesting conclusions often indicate her lack of a strong grasp on Ms Hopkins teachings. We look forward to the day when a gifted writer comes along who can due justice to this great teacher.
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