Lock and Key Library, Magic Real Detectives

Lock and Key Library, Magic &
Real Detectives

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#2 in our Lock and Key Library series by Julian Hawthorne
PART I--DETECTIVE STORIES FROM
REAL LIFE

PART II--TRUE STORIES OF MODERN
MAGIC
Also see: The Lock and Key Library, Julian Hawthorne, Ed.
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PART I--DETECTIVE STORIES FROM
REAL LIFE
PART II--TRUE STORIES OF MODERN
MAGIC
PART I--DETECTIVE STORIES FROM
REAL LIFE
ARTHUR TRAIN
A Flight into Texas
P. H. WOODWARD
Adventures in the Secret Service of the Post-Office Department 
An
Erring Shepherd 
An Aspirant for Congress 
The Fortune of Seth
Savage 
A Wish Unexpectedly Gratified
An Old Game Revived 

A Formidable Weapon
ANDREW LANG
Saint-Germain the Deathless 
The Man in the Iron Mask 
The

Legend 
The Valet's History 
The Valet's Master
Original Papers
in the Case of Roux De Marsilly

PART II--TRUE STORIES OF MODERN
MAGIC
M. ROBERT-HOUDIN
A Conjurer's Confessions 
Self-Training "Second Sight" 
The
Magician Who Became an Ambassador 
Facing the Arab's Pistol
DAVID P. ABBOTT
Fraudulent Spiritualism Unveiled 
A Doctor of the Occult 
How the
Tricks Succeeded 
The Name of the Dead 
Mind Reading in Public

Some Famous Exposures
HEREWARD CARRINGTON
More Tricks of "Spiritualism" 
"Matter through Matter" 
Deception
Explained by the Science of Psychology
ANONYMOUS
How Spirits Materialize

January, 2000 [Etext #2031]
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