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"Spirit Slate Writing and Kindred Phenomena" by Chung Ling Soo taps into the fascination with the spirit world that has permeated society for centuries. The book goes into detail about different spiritual practices and phenomena that aimed to show the existence of spirits. Though it was first published in the 19th century, the book is still just as compelling now.

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In the late nineteenth century, mediums across the country were busy delivering messages from the dead to anyone who would listen. And there were plenty who would. Often these words from beyond appeared on slates during seances. But the brand of magic that mediums offered was nothing more than that - magic. Author William E. Robinson an accomplished magician who worked as a stage manager and assistant to Alexander Herrmann and Harry Kellar, Knew all the tricks of the trade. His book, Spirit Slate Writing and Kindred Phenomena, published in 1898, explained them all.This version is a reprint of the original in large print for easy reading and examination. Brought to you by Chris Herren and Will Roberts.

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