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Edith Starr Miller Noteworthy in the historiography of conspiracy theory, Lady Queenborough, Edith Starr Miller wrote three books: the first, Common sense in the kitchen, in 19181., Occult Theocrasy2. published posthumously in France, in 1933, and Judaism, a text which is noted in the library catalogue of Washington State University but is currently unavailable. Biographical notes Occult Theocrasy Table of Contents Occult Theocrasy notes Introduction to Common Sense in the Kitchen PDF

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