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The occult sciences: the philosophy of magic, prodigies, and apparent miracles (Volume 2).

Salverte, Eusèbe, 1771-1839. Des sciences occultes. English, Anthony Todd Thomson, National Library of Medicine (U.S.) · 1847 · New York : Harper & Bros., 1847. · 1 picture

This 1847 Harper & Bros. edition of Eusèbe Salverte's occult sciences, translated into English by Anthony Todd Thomson, is a New York printed volume on magic and apparent miracles, its single picture an oval-framed engraving of a large symmetrical brick institutional building with a central pediment, flagpole and tall arched windows set behind bare trees. The picture offers a designer a tidy, period-appropriate architectural vignette: an oval vignette frame, fine hatched line shading for masonry and sky, and a sober Victorian civic look.

Occultism · Magic · Parapsychology

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