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Magick & Occult
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"She conducted us into a small dark room, lit by the flame of a single lamp, and by that flickering light we saw a table covered with a cloth, and on the table, some sort of small statue, or doll, seated upon a tripod . . ."
In some respects, Le Petit Albert was the epitome of the Bibliothèque Bleue grimoires: it appeared from virtually nowhere in the early eighteenth century, was almost immediately condemned by the censor, and was spread across France by itinerant booksellers passing from village to village, town to town.
This edition celebrates the text as a window into the lives of the small people, with its advice on how to win at fishing, turn table-wine into fine liqueur, stop your spouse wandering and keep the actual wolf from the door. This folk wisdom blends into Paracelsan magic and the famed description of the Hand of Glory and the Mandrake, which formed the basis for a fascination which endures to this day. But much more than that, Le Petit Albert became synonymous with sorcery in the French colonies of North America and the Caribbean and is one of the most important texts in traditional New World magic. We have worked from the 'Lyon' edition dated 1752, which expands on the earlier editions and stabilizes the text, apparently forming the solid basis for what followed.
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New edition of Crowley's last book, which has been out of print from many years, with an introduction and notes by Alan Chapman. Edited by Duncan Barford and Alan Chapman.
Casebound in Windsor cloth with Smyth sewn binding, printed endpapers, head and tail bands and a ribbon marker.
Let Aleister explain everything in this collection of letters designed to answer the many questions a student might put to the old master.
For the first time this edition includes the complete set of 93 letters - unabridged, organised and annotated as originally intended.
'Magick Without Tears' is prefaced by a critical introduction to the life and work of Aleister Crowley that radically redefines our understanding of his place in the history of Western Esotericism.
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