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Step back into the intriguing world of Victorian-era mentalism with W. E. Skinner's captivating guide, "Mind reading, Multum in parvo library, Vol. 3, No. 29, April 1896," subtitled "How to read people's thoughts." This remarkable volume offers an authentic glimpse into the art of perceived clairvoyance and the mesmerizing illusions that captivated audiences over a century ago. Skinner, a master of the stage, reveals the secrets behind seemingly impossible feats of mind reading.
Delve into the classic techniques of mentalism and discover the methods for creating powerful, convincing magic tricks. From subtle cues to clever misdirection, this handbook provides detailed instructions for anyone fascinated by performance and the art of illusion. Explore the historical foundations of a craft that continues to mystify and entertain. Whether you are a curious enthusiast or an aspiring performer, "Mind reading" unveils the timeless principles of perception and suggestion that form the bedrock of extraordinary magical presentations. This essential text captures the enduring allure of the unexplained, inviting readers to unlock the secrets of Victorian magic.
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