The Enchanted Initiate
A Journal of Traditional Symbolism, Hermeticism & the Occult Sciences

Subscribers

The group of subscribers, hundreds in number, supported the publication financially before the manuscript was printed

Concordance & Cross-References

Primary Correspondences & Figures

C. E. BentonPerson

Benson, the production assistant, made significant contributions to the project, which included producing detailed and unique elements that were greatly appreciated by the subscribers. These efforts were instrumental in contributing to the book's financial success, highlighting the collaborative nature of the endeavor between Benson and the subscribers. The subscribers benefited from the fine workmanship achieved through C. Benson's involvement in the book's production

Frederick E. KeastPerson

Keast played a essential part in enhancing the printing quality and overall completeness of the book, significantly contributing to the subscribers' trust and satisfaction. The subscribers placed their confidence in Keast, valuing not only the quality of the printed material but also the thoroughness of the book's content. Through his dedicated efforts, Keast secured the subscribers' trust, ensuring that their investment in the book met high standards in both form and substance. Keast's efforts in printing and improving the quality of the book were key in earning the subscribers' confidence

Dr. John Henry NashPerson

The subscribers of the book highly valued the unique and appropriate form it took, a design achievement credited to Dr. John Henry Nash. Nash's innovative approach to the book's structure and content played a essential part in influencing the subscribers' investment decisions, as they found his design to be both distinctive and practical. The subscribers were confident that the book’s form met their expectations and contributed significantly to their trust in the project. Nash's expertise and vision were instrumental in satisfying the subscribers' requirements and ensuring the success of the book.

Mrs. Maud F. GaligherPerson

Galigher collaborated closely with the subscribers to oversee the pre-publication sales and distribution of a specific book. Her role involved managing and organizing the subscribers to successfully implement a unique pre-publication sales program. This effort was highly appreciated by the subscribers, who expressed their gratitude for her assistance in ensuring the smooth and effective distribution of the book before its official publication.

Manly P. HallPerson

Hall was grateful to the subscribers for their financial support, which made the publication of his work possible. The subscribers held the contents of Hall's book in high regard, appreciating the years of labor and thought invested by the author. Through the subscribers' support, Hall's intellectual efforts were brought to light and cherished by those who sought his wisdom and insights.

J. Augustus KnappPerson

The subscribers received the beautifully illustrated book, resulting from J. Augustus Knapp's efforts in illustrating the work

Mediate Correspondences

Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities

SubscribersthroughC. E. BentonilluminatesH. S. Crocker Company, Inc.
I. Subscribers & C. E. Benton

Benson, the production assistant, made significant contributions to the project, which included producing detailed and unique elements that were greatly appreciated by the subscribers. These efforts were instrumental in contributing to the book's financial success, highlighting the collaborative nature of the endeavor between Benson and the subscribers. The subscribers benefited from the fine workmanship achieved through C. Benson's involvement in the book's production

II. C. E. Benton & H. S. Crocker Company, Inc.

Benson worked with and was contracted by H. Crocker Company, Inc. For the engraving and production assistance for the book

SubscribersthroughFrederick E. KeastilluminatesM. M. Saxton
I. Subscribers & Frederick E. Keast

Keast played a essential part in enhancing the printing quality and overall completeness of the book, significantly contributing to the subscribers' trust and satisfaction. The subscribers placed their confidence in Keast, valuing not only the quality of the printed material but also the thoroughness of the book's content. Through his dedicated efforts, Keast secured the subscribers' trust, ensuring that their investment in the book met high standards in both form and substance. Keast's efforts in printing and improving the quality of the book were key in earning the subscribers' confidence

II. Frederick E. Keast & M. M. Saxton

Saxton worked with and trusted Frederick E. Keast to handle the index of the manuscript