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Richard Cavendish – The Black Arts

Posted by glampunk on August 31, 2007

Richard Cavendish – The Black Arts (Pan, 1969)

Every aspect of Black Magic, from ancient times to the present day, is described in this compellingly and chillingly readable book ….

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Rob Taylor said

April 21, 2009 at 2:14 am
I have the 1970s green version which is cool but I wish I had that version. It’s actually a great book too.

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