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Henry B. Monges

About

Henry Babad Monges (1870–1954) was born in Texas. As a student of architecture, he received M.S. degrees from the U. C. Berkeley and also graduated from the California School of Design with a teaching certificate. At twentythree, Monges joined the Theosophical Society; twenty-one years later, he resigned over his dissatisfaction with the society’s leadership. In 1915, Henry married Madeleine (Maud) Breckenridge. That year, he also encountered Anthroposophy, to which he dedicated the rest of his life. Henry was instrumental in establishing Anthroposophy and the Anthroposophical Society in North America. In 1922, Henry and his wife Maud began publishing anthroposophic works from their home in Highland, New York, which led to founding Anthroposophic Press (now SteinerBooks). Henry worked tirelessly for the remainder of his earthly life to make Rudolf Steiner and Anthroposophy known in North America. He died in New York City at the age of eighty-five.

Author's Books

Chadwick Library Edition Series

Theosophy

An Introduction to the Suprasensory Knowledge of the World and the Vocation of Man (CW 9)

Hardback
$45.00

The Social Future

Culture, Equality, and the Economy (CW 332a)

Paperback
$15.00

Theosophy

An Introduction to the Supersensible Knowledge of the World and the Destination of Man (CW 9)

Paperback
$18.95

Sensitive Crystallization Processes

A Demonstration of Formative Forces in the Blood

Paperback
$16.00
Paperback
$24.95