Religion practiced by the Aja, Ewe, and Fon people

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Disease and organs treated by a vodoo practitioner in Benin. Acrylic paintings, 199-.

Two Australian aborigines performing a ceremony with a magical stick to make another person ill. Halftone.

Superstitious beliefs for treatment of asthma as reported by 23 patient respondents and 9 public health nurse respondents in Jefferson, Lafayette, St. Landry, and St. Martin parishes, Louisiana, February-March, 1967 / [Julie Yvonne Webb].

Louisiana voodoo and superstitions related to health / Julie Yvonne Webb.

Spiritualism and occult ephemera. Box 1.

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Vodou

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Superstitious beliefs for treatment of asthma as reported by 23 patient respondents and 9 public health nurse respondents in Jefferson, Lafayette, St. Landry, and St. Martin parishes, Louisiana, February-March, 1967 / [Julie Yvonne Webb].

Louisiana voodoo and superstitions related to health / Julie Yvonne Webb.

Spiritualism and occult ephemera. Box 1.

Two Australian aborigines performing a ceremony with a magical stick to make another person ill. Halftone.

Disease and organs treated by a vodoo practitioner in Benin. Acrylic paintings, 199-.