Annie Besant, born Annie Wood on 1 October 1847 in London, England, was a British social reformer, writer, orator, theosophist, and leader in the Indian independence movement.
Annie Besant wrote many books.
Theosophy influenced later movements and figures, including Rudolf Steiner (who later split to form Anthroposophy) and Annie Besant.
Their capital, The City of the Golden Gates, was incredibly advanced with a population of two million – Annie Besant
This page follows chapter I, "Preliminaries", of Man: Whence, How and Whither (1913) by Annie Besant and C.
This page follows the story of the fifth Root Race as Annie Besant and C.
Source: Man Whence How And Whither (1913 reprint 1946)by Annie Besant; Leadbeater, C.
Man Whence How And Whitherby Annie Besant; Leadbeater, C.
This page follows chapter XI, "Two Atlantean Civilisations", of Man: Whence, How and Whither (1913) by Annie Besant and C.
Source: Man Whence How And Whither (1913 reprint 1946)by Annie Besant; Leadbeater, C.
Annie Besant and C.