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Delve into the fascinating world of early magic with "Hocus Pocus Junior: The Anatomie of Legerdemain." This captivating work unveils the secrets of conjuring, juggling, and other feats of legerdemain that entertained audiences centuries ago. Explore the art of "jugling" as it was practiced and understood in its time, presented plainly and exactly, promising that with a little practice, even an ignorant person may learn the full perfection of the same.
A window into the history of entertainment, "Hocus Pocus Junior" offers a glimpse into the origins of popular magic tricks. More than just a collection of instructions, this book provides insight into the cultural context of early magic and its enduring appeal. Whether you're interested in performing arts, card games, or the history of illusions, this meticulously prepared republication offers a unique and engaging experience. Discover the roots of "hocus pocus" and marvel at the timeless artistry of these early works.
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