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Miracle Mongers and Their Methods: A Complete ExposéHoudini, Harry | |
Houdini's aim in this book is to present "the natural explanation of feats that to the ignorant have seemed supernatural." It is a history of magicians famous in their day. He describes their feats and how they were accomplished. Emphasis is on fire-eating and heat resistance, sword swallowing, stone eating, snake immunity, and persons with extraordinary strength. | |
Publisher Information: | Foreword by James Randi. Buffalo, NY: Prometheus Books, 1981. 240p. 18 illus. 4 refs. (Originally published by Dutton in 1920) |
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