An edition of Whole art of legerdemain (1750)

The whole art of legerdemain

being a curious collection of diverting secrets and experiments, in the arts of conjuration and slight of hand, performed in different parts of Europe, and in London, by the most celebrated professors in natural magic and legerdemain, including the newest discoveries in science and art.

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An edition of Whole art of legerdemain (1750)

The whole art of legerdemain

being a curious collection of diverting secrets and experiments, in the arts of conjuration and slight of hand, performed in different parts of Europe, and in London, by the most celebrated professors in natural magic and legerdemain, including the newest discoveries in science and art.

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01 Hocus pocus, or, The whole art of legerdemain in perfection: by which the meanest capacity may perform the whole art without a teacher : together with the use of all the instruments belonging thereto : to which is now added, abundance of new and rare inventions, the like never before in print, but much desired by many 1886, Printed at the office of Robert Anderson in English - 12th ed., with large additions and amendments.	zzzz Locate
02 The whole art of legerdemain, or, Hocus pocus in perfection: with additions and amendments 1850, Printed by C.M. Warren in English	zzzz Locate
03 Hocus pocus, or, The whole art of legerdemain, in perfection: by which the meanest capacity may perform the whole without the help of a teacher ... : to which is now added, abundance of new and rare inventions 1817, Sold by Munroe and Francis Microform in English - 18th ed., with large additions and amendments	zzzz Locate
04 Hocus pocus, or, The whole art of legerdemain in perfection: by which the meanest capacity may perform the whole without the help of a teacher : together with the use of all the instruments belonging thereto : to which is now added, abundance of new and rare inventions 1814, E. Duyckinck in English - 17th ed., with large additions and amendments.	zzzz Locate
05 The whole art of legerdemain: being a curious collection of diverting secrets and experiments, in the arts of conjuration and slight of hand, performed in different parts of Europe, and in London, by the most celebrated professors in natural magic and legerdemain, including the newest discoveries in science and art. 1811, J. Kendrew in English	aaaa Locate
06 Hocus pocus, or, The whole art of legerdemain, in perfection: by which the meanest capacity may perform the whole without the help of a teacher ... : to which is now added, abundance of new and rare inventions 1807, Printed for Mathew Carey Microform in English - 16th ed., with large additions and amendments	zzzz Locate
07 Hocus pocus, or, The whole art of legerdemain, in perfection: by which the meanest capacity may perform the whole without the help of a teacher : together with the use of all the instruments belonging thereto , to which is now added abundance of new and rare inventions, the like never in print, but much desired by many. 1795, Printed by Robert Anderson in English - 12th ed., with large additions and amendments.	zzzz Locate
08 Hocus pocus; or The whole art of legerdemain, in perfection.: By which the meanest capacity may perform the whole without the help of a teacher. : Together with the use of all the instruments belonging thereto. : To which is now added, abundance of rare and new inventions. 1795, Printed for Mathew Carey, no. 118, Market-Street. Microform in English - The eleventh edition, with large additions and amendments.	zzzz Locate
09 Hocus pocus, or The whole art of legerdemain, in perfection: by which the meanest capacity may perform the whole without the help of a teacher : together with the use of all the instruments belonging thereto : to which is now added abundance of new and rare inventions 1795, Printed for Mathew Carey ... in English - The eleventh edition, with large additions and amendments.	zzzz Locate
10 The whole art of legerdemain, or, Hocus pocus in perfection: by which the meanest capacity may perform the whole art without a teacher, together with the use of all the instruments belonging thereto : to which is now added, abundance of new and rare inventions, the like never before in print, but much desired by many 1790, Printed and sold by T. Sabine ... in English - The ninth edition, with large additions and amendments.	zzzz Locate
11 The whole art of legerdemain, or, Hocus pocus in perfection: by which the meanest capacity may perform the whole art without a teacher : together with the use of all the instruments belonging thereto : to which is now added abundance of new and rare inventions, the like never before in print, but much desired by many 1773, Printed by R. and T. Duncan ... in English - The eight [sic] edition, with large additions and amendments.	zzzz Locate
12 The whole art of legerdemain, or, Hocus pocus in perfection: by which the meanest capacity may perform the whole art without a teacher : together with the use of all the instruments belonging thereto : to which is now added abundance of new and rare inventions, the like never before in print, but much desired by many 1772, Printed for L. Hawes and Co. and S. Crowder ... and R. Ware and Co. ... in English - The seventh edition, with large additions and amendments.	zzzz Locate
13 Vollkommene Anweisung die Taschenspieler-Kunst auf die leichteste Art zu erlernen: bestehend in Exemplen wie jede Kunstgriffe zu machen find. 1768, [s.n.] in German	zzzz Locate
14 The whole art of legerdemain, or, Hocus pocus in perfection: by which the meanest capacity may perform the whole art without a teacher : together with the use of all the instruments belonging thereto : to which is now added abundance of new and rare inventions, the like never before in print, but much desired by many 1755, Printed for J. Hodges ... C. Hitch ... and R. Ware ... in English - The fourth edition, with large additions and amendments.	zzzz Locate
15 The whole art of legerdemain, or, Hocus pocus in perfection: by which the meanest capacity may perform the whole art without a teacher : together with the use of all the instruments belonging thereto : to which is now added abundance of new and rare inventions, the like never before in print, but much desired by many 1750, Printed for A. Bettsworth and C. Hitch ... R. Ware ... T. Osborn ... and T. Hodges in English - The third edition, with large additions and amendments.	zzzz Locate

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Edition Notes

Caption title: Magical mirror, or, The philosopher in a good humour.
Published anonymously. By Henry Dean. Cf. BLC and NUC pre-1956.
Source: Gift of John J. and Hanna M. McManus and Morris N. and Chesley V. Young, Oct. 12, 1955.
With: The Life of John Metcalf, commonly called Blind Jack of Knaresbrough. 6th ed. London : J. Kendrew, [1812?]. Bound together subsequent to publication.

Published in: London
Other Titles: Magical mirror, or, The philosopher in a good humour., Magical mirror., Philosopher in a good humour.

Classifications

Library of Congress: CT788.M515 L54 1812, GV1546 L54 1812

The Physical Object

Pagination: 34 p., [1] leaf of plates :
Number of pages: 34

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Open Library: OL1616493M
LCCN: 91158474

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The whole art of legerdemain

being a curious collection of diverting secrets and experiments, in the arts of conjuration and slight of hand, performed in different parts of Europe, and in London, by the most celebrated professors in natural magic and legerdemain, including the newest discoveries in science and art.

by Henry Dean