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The Popular Record of Modern Science; a Journal of Philosophy and General Information. This work has a vast circulation, and is respected by eminent men. Sometime in November, 1845, it copied from the
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Columbian Magazine of New York, a rather adventurous article of mine, called
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Mesmeric Revelation. It had the impudence, also, to spoil the title by improving it to
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The Last Conversation of a Somnambule --a phrase that is nothing at all to the purpose, since the person who
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is _not_ a somnambule. He is a sleep-waker--_not_ a sleep-walker; but I presume that
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The Record thought it was only the difference of an _l_. What I chiefly complain of, however, is that the London editor prefaced my paper with these words:--
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The following is an article communicated to the Columbian Magazine, a journal of respectability and influence in the United States, by Mr. Edgar A. Poe. _It bears internal evidence of authenticity._
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The Record: --On the issue of my
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Valdemar Case,