Isabel Cooper-Oakley

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Isabel Cooper-Oakley, (1853/4-) was a prominent Theosophist and author.^[1]

She was born in Amritza, India, and married Alfred J. Oakley. They then both changed their surname to Cooper-Oakley. Mr Cooper-Oakley stayed some years at Adyar, India as an assistant to Olcott. He left to become Registrar of the University of Madras.^[2] Sometime in the late 1890s, G.R.S. Mead became her brother-in-law when he married her sister, another prominent Theosophist, Laura Cooper.

Isabel Cooper-Oakley died March 3, 1914, at Budapest, Hungary.

[edit] Works

• Count of Saint-Germain, ISBN 0-7661-0101-0
• The Count of St. Germain: Mystic and Philosopher, ISBN 1-4253-3280-3
• Masonry and Medieval Mysticism: Traces of a Hidden Tradition, ISBN 1-56459-643-5
• The Troubadours and Freemasonry, ISBN 1-4253-1617-4
• The Tradition of the Knights Templar Received in Masonry, ISBN 1-4253-1616-6
• Towards the Hidden Sources of Masonry, ISBN 1-4253-1615-8
• An Introduction to Masonry and Mysticism, ISBN 1-4253-1614-X
• Freemasonry and the Heavenly Kingdom of the Holy Grail, ISBN 1-4253-1618-2
• The Count of Saint-Germain and Tragical Prophecies, ISBN 1-4253-3281-1
• Masonic Tradition and the Count of Saint-Germain, ISBN 1-4253-3283-8
• Secret Writings and Ciphers, ISBN 1-4253-4024-5
• The Count of Saint-Germain and His Political Work, ISBN 1-4253-3282-X
• Mystical Traditions, ISBN 0-7661-0346-3
• Studies in the "secret doctrine"
• The Mystical Traditions and Masonry and Medieval Mysticism, ISBN 1-4254-5390-2

[edit] Footnotes

1. ^ 1891 England Census, showing a household including "Constance Wachtmeister Manager of Publishing Office; G.R.S. Mead, Author Journalist; Isabel Oakley, age 37, born Amritza, India, Millener; Helena Blavatsky, Authoress; and others"
2. ^ "The 'K.H.' letters to Leadbetter"

[edit] External links

• Reprints of her work