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Edward W. Ryall, in 1970, answered an advertisement in the Daily Express which called for readers who possess memories from another life to write them up and send them to the newspaper.

Edward W. His recollections were printed, and so began the series of events which led to the publication of this book. This book deals with the belief of reincarnation. 4 people found this helpful.

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Ian Pretyman Stevenson (October 31, 1918 – February 8, 2007) was a Canadian-born .

Edward Ryall eventually wrote a book about his experiences titled Born Twice-Total Recall of a Seventeenth-Century Life -the American addition. It was published in London by the title Second Time Around - 1974

Edward Ryall eventually wrote a book about his experiences titled Born Twice-Total Recall of a Seventeenth-Century Life -the American addition. It was published in London by the title Second Time Around - 1974. He chronicled his life as John Fletcher, a yeoman farmer born in 1645 in the countryside of Polden Hills, Somerset England.

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Edward Ryall was an English child believed to have lived a previous life which included viewing Halley's Comet in. .

Edward Ryall was an English child believed to have lived a previous life which included viewing Halley's Comet in 1682. Ryall later claimed he had lived as John Fletcher born in 1645 in Taunton, England who died forty years later near his home in Westonzoyland, Somerset.

For the Australian footballer, see Ian Stevenson (footballer).

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