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1873 A. B. MORRISON [METHODIST]. Spiritualism and Necromancy. Against Demons & Satan's Work. Puritan The closing appeal may asVery rare work written on the heels of the Civil War. With the deaths related to the Civil War numbering over 500,000, or between 2 and 3% of the general population, the idea of contact with departed loved ones saw a dramatic upswing. Young wives seeking soldiers who died in battle, fathers and mothers wanting closure with a son, young children who grew up without their father, etc., A. B. Morrison, Methodist minister of the Southern Illinois