LETTERS ON NATURAL MAGIC - Brewster, 1868 - MAGIC INVENTIONS ALCHEMY WORLD / CULTURES Chapters include: The Fall of

Chapters include: The Fall of the Angels

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The Solitary Fairies

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LETTERS ON NATURAL MAGIC - Brewster, 1868 - MAGIC INVENTIONS ALCHEMY WORLD / CULTURES Chapters include: The Fall ofLETTERS ON NATURAL MAGIC, ADDRESSED TO SIR WALTER SCOTT Book Details + Condition: William Tegg (London). New Edition, 1868. Hardcover with embossed decorative boards. 424 pages. In his compilation of "Letters on Natural Magic," former child prodigy David Brewster (1781 1868), who invented and named the kaleidoscope in 1816, discusses various natural phenomena as used in magic such as: optical illusions, spectral illusions, magic lantern, feats of