The occult sciences: the philosophy of magic, prodigies, and apparent miracles (Volume 1).
This 1847 book, The Occult Sciences, was written by Eusèbe Salverte, translated into English by Anthony Todd Thomson, and published by Harper & Brothers in New York for general readers interested in magic and apparent miracles. Its one picture is a small oval engraving of a large multi-storey brick institutional building with a central pediment, a flagpole, bare trees and a lawn, drawn in fine hatched lines that a designer could borrow for architectural vignettes.
