Revival founders

The Founders
Admist the Great Famine in Ireland, just after the Mexico-American War and eleven years before the American Civil War, a cabal of the most powerful spellcrafters in Europe met in Prague which included most notably Andrew Jackson Davis, Søren Kierkegaard,  Jean Robert-Houdin, and Benedict Ambrosius. Reputedly thirteen in number, ten male and three female, the Founders spend nearly a week together discussing politics, philosophy, literature and magical theory and lore. The exact details of what the Founders decided is kept shrouded in mystery and speculation. However, Spiritualism began to rise in a manner that could be connected to books, lectures, and periodicals that the Founders were directly associated with.