A treatise on animal magnetism

This work presents a nineteenth-century account of animal magnetism, a theory that human beings can influence one another through a subtle magnetic fluid or force. It reflects the period’s interest in healing, psychology, and the boundary between somatic and mental influence, and readers will find arguments, observations, and practical claims about therapeutic application.

Charles P. Johnson, A.M. appears to be an author associated with esoteric or religious literature, but the name is too obscure to identify confidently from standard reference knowledge. I can provide a cautious neutral note only, unless you want me to help verify the exact person or title.