| web link | bahai-library.com/bibliography/BIB02063 |
| reference type | Book |
| title | Count Bruga |
| author | Hecht, Ben |
| year | 1926 |
| date | 1926 |
| publisher | Boni & Liveright |
| place published | New York |
| issue | 10. |
| abstract | Among an outrageous collection of characters, all devotees of metaphysical and spiritualist pursuits, was a one time Baha'i... "He was Professor Tishabov, inventor of a perpetual-motion machine, photographs and diagrams of which stuffed the pockets of his loose clothes. He had been a Mormon in his youth but his inventiveness had led him to abandon the religion of his fathers and become successively a Christian Scientist, a Buddhist, a Theosophist, a Bahaist, and finally, as he put it, a World Philospher." |
| notes | "Bahaist": p.127 |
| language | English |
| keywords | FICTION |
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