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Fox, Margaret

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Fox, Margaret (1833–1893)

Canadian-born US spiritual medium. With her sister Katherine, she became famous for her psychic ability. The girls gave public demonstrations of their powers, sparking widespread public interest in spiritualism as a modern religious movement. In 1888 Margaret publicly confessed that her ‘psychic powers’ were a hoax.

Brought up in New York State, USA, the sisters moved to New York City 1850 and claimed to be able to communicate with ‘departed spirits’ from an early age.



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Granted the king's central role in the staging of the autos, and the presence of Loyola's meditative techniques in the prologue to their 1677 collection (see Bruce Wardropper, Dian Fox, Margaret Greer, Barbara Kurtz), Rupp's conclusion approaches the rim of reception theory, soon superseded by arguments on the "centrality of historical study in the education of princes [which] dearly influence the political vision of his theater" (14).
Allegories of Kingship: Calderon and the Anti-Machiavellian Tradition by Mayer, Maria E. / Renaissance Quarterly
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