Mental magic : a rationale of thought reading, and its attendant phenomena and their application to the discovery of new medicines, obscure diseases, correct delineations of character, lost persons and property, mines and prings of water, and all hidden and secret things / by Thos. Welton.

  • Welton, T. (Thomas)
Date:
1884
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Credit: Mental magic : a rationale of thought reading, and its attendant phenomena and their application to the discovery of new medicines, obscure diseases, correct delineations of character, lost persons and property, mines and prings of water, and all hidden and secret things / by Thos. Welton. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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