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The Necromancers

The Necromancers

A young woman watches with concern as her adopted brother turns to irreligious forces in the hopes of reconnecting with his dead fiancée.

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License
Public Domain
Originally published
1909
Latest release
Sep 4, 2026
Pages
354
Format
6 × 9 in (152 × 229 mm)
Book type
Novel
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Table of Contents

  1. Acknowledgments
  2. I
  3. II
  4. I
  5. II
  6. III
  7. IV
  8. III
  9. IV
  10. I
  11. II
  12. V
  13. I
  14. II. Maggie’s Conclusion
  15. VI
  16. I. Laurie's Journey
  17. II
  18. III
  19. VII
  20. I
  21. II
  22. III. The Veils Fall
  23. IV. Mr. Vincent
  24. VIII
  25. I
  26. II
  27. IX
  28. I
  29. II. The Rooms of Mr. James Morton
  30. X
  31. I. Mrs. Baxter
  32. II. Father Mahon
  33. III. The Danger
  34. XI
  35. I
  36. II
  37. III
  38. XII
  39. I. Lady Laura
  40. II
  41. III
  42. XIII
  43. I
  44. II
  45. XIV
  46. I
  47. Chapter II
  48. III
  49. XV
  50. I
  51. Chapter II
  52. XVI
  53. I
  54. II
  55. III
  56. IV. Mrs. Baxter
  57. V. The Wheatsheaf Inn
  58. XVII
  59. I
  60. II
  61. III
  62. XVIII
  63. Epilogue