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Witchcraft Behind the Iron Curtain
As a source of reference
first printing of John Milton's "On the Morning of Christ's Nativity" with the first publication of William Blake drawings for your collection
New York (1991)
with appendix
STODARE'S FLY NOTES - CONJURING MADE EASY - Stodare, 1st 1867 - MAGIC TRICKS HERBALS Witchcraft Behind the Iron CurtainSTODARE'S FLY NOTES OR CONJURING MADE, EASY FOR AMATEURS Book Details + Condition: George Routledge and Sons (London). First Edition, 1867. Hardcover. 126 pages with advertisements. Colonel Stodare (1831 1866), born Joseph Stoddart in England, was a ventriloquist and magician who entertained the Royal family at Windsor. He was celebrated for performing the "Sphinx illusion", in which a seemingly disembodied Egyptian head sat in a box set on an empty
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