Allan Kardec
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'''Allan Kardec''' is se ōðernama gebrocen fram þǣm Frenciscan lǣrere '''Hippolyte Léon Denizard Rivail''' in his 15 endegēarum his līfes, þe is gecnoden tō þǣre endebyrdunge þæs [[Gāstscipes]]. Sƿā lǣrere ƿæs hē ān þāra hēafodgeƿīdmǣrsera for Pestalozzies lǣrendlicum ƿege in þǣm 19. hundredgēare. Hē forþypte grammaticcræftbēc, rīmcræft, and scēonessa for gebētunge folclicre lǣrunge in Franclande. Lǣrde bodigcræft, tungolcræftƿīsan, līchamlīccræft, andtimbercræft æt Polimatiscum Lyceum, in Parise.

<!--In 1854, Rivail started studying the paranormal phenomena that were investigated by many scientists and philosophers during the second half of 19th century. His pedagogical sense, built along 30 years focused on education, was fundamental in his attempt to elaborate a system of thought in which the spiritual manifestations worked to the social and moral transformation of the humanity. Instead of devoting the rest of his life "to prove scientifically" that some of those phenomena could be caused by the action of spirits, Kardec tried to extract from the possibility embraced by him, the spiritual or medunic hypothesis, something of profit for the humanity. Inspired by this ideal, he dedicated his last years to the structuration of the philosophical whose name was created by him: the Spiritism (fr. Spiritisme).-->

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Allan Kardec is se ōðernama gebrocen fram þǣm Frenciscan lǣrere Hippolyte Léon Denizard Rivail in his 15 endegēarum his līfes, þe is gecnoden tō þǣre endebyrdunge þæs Gāstscipes. Sƿā lǣrere ƿæs hē ān þāra hēafodgeƿīdmǣrsera for Pestalozzies lǣrendlicum ƿege in þǣm 19. hundredgēare. Hē forþypte grammaticcræftbēc, rīmcræft, and scēonessa for gebētunge folclicre lǣrunge in Franclande. Lǣrde bodigcræft, tungolcræftƿīsan, līchamlīccræft, andtimbercræft æt Polimatiscum Lyceum, in Parise.

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