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A complete refutation of astrology : consisting principally of a series of letters, which appeared in the Cheltenham chronicle, in reply to the arguments of Lieut. Morrison and others, in which its principles are proved to be unphilosophical ... : with additional remarks, notices of the royal nativi

T. H Moody

A complete refutation of astrology : consisting principally of a series of letters, which appeared in the Cheltenham chronicle, in reply to the arguments of Lieut. Morrison and others, in which its principles are proved to be unphilosophical ... : with additional remarks, notices of the royal nativi

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T. H. Moody’s work is a critical rebuttal of astrology, arguing against its philosophical validity and answering contemporary defenders of the practice. It is historically notable as part of the long tradition of anti-astrological literature, and it contains polemical letters, arguments, and additional remarks aimed at dismantling astrological claims.

About T. H Moody

T. H. Moody appears in connection with esoteric or occult print culture, but the name is not readily tied to a well-documented literary career. In the absence of secure biographical evidence, he is best described as a minor or obscure contributor to occult-associated literature.

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