2: Will the arrival of the Captain disturb Charlotte and Eduard's idyll?
Essentially a work of the Black Arts, it gives details on the conjuration of Evil Spirits, who are commanded to do the petitioners bidding through Lucifer.
(1999-12-10) Poisoned By A Tree (Annie Caulfield)
Responses to Ta-Nehisi Coates's Between the World and Me
2: Will the arrival of the Captain disturb Charlotte and Eduard's idyll?
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The text is a facsimile of a hand-written manuscript penned by Robert T. Cross, writing under the psedonym "Raphael" in 1879. This manuscript was itself drawn largely from a manuscript translation of "The Key or Clavis of Rabbi Solomon" that had belonged to Ebenezer Sibly (c. 1749- c. 1800), to which was added some extra material from the work of Cornelius Agrippa and Francis Barrett. This edition published by Lauron William de Laurence (1868 - 1936), renowned book pirate, plagiarist, and publisher of occult literature. De Laurence was notorious for taking other people's works and reissuing them under his own name (sometimes re-titling them in the process). In this instance he has been quite restrained, and merely credited himself with non-existant editorial duties. Despite his rogueish eccentricities de Laurence played an important part in the occult history of the USA: he was a pioneer in selling occult books and supplies by mail order, and the cheap "Pow Wow" books and other books of simple magic which he published were surprisingly well received, and he is quite revered in some quarters.
