Date (happened)
  • 1921
    neville-goddard-edward-douglas-fawcett-in-fawcetts-letter.txt — "Divine Imagining...London: MacMillan, 1921"
  • 1923 (possible)
    neville-goddard-edward-douglas-fawcett-in-fawcetts-letter.txt — "Imaginism. 1923."
  • 1921
    passage 128004 (source_doc nid 1587): '...Being a Continuation of the Experiment Which Took Shape in "The World as Imagination"...London: MacMillan, 1921...' -- matches this event's own d0 source_note and description ('a continuation of his prior work The World as Imagination') verbatim

Fawcett published Divine Imagining, a continuation of his prior work The World as Imagination.

Adjudication: "Divine Imagining" (1921) and "Imaginism" (1923) are two distinct Fawcett books, not rival dates for one publication -- this is a mis-grouping of separate bibliographic events rather than a genuine date conflict. Each date is independently well-attested from its own publication record, so both should stand as separate certain facts.
Person: Edward Douglas Fawcett
Ruling: accepted (all claims kept), Rudi 2026-07-23