Description acceptable. Cora Wilburn’s novel Cosella Wayne was published by a Boston newspaper supporting these people called Banner of Light. One of these people named Emma Hardinge Britten was inspired by Robert Owen’s conversion to formulate “seven principles” of a movement focused on these people. A “national association” focused on these people was founded by one of these people named Cora L. V. Scott. Faculty at (-5[1])UPenn formed the Seybert Commission to investigate how these people performed “slate (-5[1])writing.” In the 1860s, many of these people, (-5[2])such as (15[1])“Lord” Charles (*) Colchester, were invited to the Red Room of the White House by Mary Todd Lincoln. (10[2])The sisters Kate and (10[1])Margaret (10[1])Fox (10[1])pretended to be these people (10[1])by cracking their (10[1])toe joints to produce “rapping.” (10[1]-5[1])For 10 points, the Spiritualist movement centered on what people who could allegedly summon the dead? (10[1])■END■ (10[4])