The day of St Anthony's Fire

JOHN G. FULLER

London: Hutchinson, 1969

Fever: The hunt for a new killer virus

Reader`s Digest Press

The Ghost of Flight 401: An Extraordinary True Story

Religion & Spirituality

Occult & Paranormal

Souvenir Press

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Ghost of 29 Megacycles - A New Breakthrough in Life After Death?

The Ghost of Flight 401

Souvenir Press Ltd.

The Ghost Of Flight 401

Ghost of Flight 401 - The Incredible Real-Life Story of a Jet-Age Phantom That Grounded an Airline's Jumbos... Fuller, John G.

Corgi Books

Airmen Who Would Not Die

Corgi Childrens

Ghost of 29 Megacycles

GRAFTON

Dust jacket notes: "In May of 1968, a team of American medical doctors arrived in a small plateau village of Brazil with extensive modern medical equipment to study a peasant named Arigo, whose cures and surgery had been reported to be nothing short of miraculous! What they uncovered was a story that defies belief and yet it is a true story. This is the documented account of a man who cured hundreds of thousands of sick and dying and yet was prosecuted by the government under which he lived and ostracized by the church in which he fervently believed. This is the strange and wonderful story of Arigo - one of the greatest healers of all time. Arigo had only a third grade education and no medical training whatsoever, yet thousands flocked to the small village where he lived from all over Brazil and South America, indeed from all over the world, to be cured by him. He performed hundreds of operations daily without antiseptics - usually with an ordinary kitchen knife or jackknife - without anesthetics, without tying off blood vessels, without major bleeding, without any of the benefits of modern science. He made thousands of correct diagnoses without even examining the patient. He wrote thousands of prescriptions which were pharmacologically accurate but in unusual combinations and potency. And, one after the other, patients left his primitive 'clinic' cured. He saved many with cancer and other fatal diseases who had been given up as hopeless by leading doctors and hospitals in many of the most advanced countries. He performed the most excruciatingly painful procedures without any discomfort to the patient. Among those he healed were the educated, famous, and wealthy as well as the poor and desolate. He never charged for his services or would accept any remuneration. Arigo's healings were witnessed by both Brazilian and American doctors. Among the latter was Henry K. Puharich, M.D., leader of the American team, who has written an afterword for Arigo...."

Arigo: Surgeon Of The Rusty Knife

Thomas Y. Crowell Company

John G. Fuller, who died in 1990, was a regular columnist for the "Saturday Review" magazine. In the mid-1960's he personally investigated and wrote two separate books on two of the most famous UFO incidents in American history. Both books were bestsellers and both were given considerable publicity because they were written not by some "lunatic" UFO "nut", but rather by a respected and well-known reporter who wrote seriously about UFOs. This reprint combines both books into a single volume and should be considered a "must" for any serious student of ufology.

Incident at Exeter, the Interrupted Journey: Two Landmark Investigations of Ufo Encounters Together in One Volume

New Age & Spirituality

Fine Communications

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