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| + | == Events == | ||
| + | *[[William Clarke]], an English writer of fiction who also wrote [[Boy's Own Book]], dies | ||
| + | *The term [[Second Sight]] is first used, circa 1838, by John Henry Anderson | ||
| + | *[[Parlour Magic]], a book whose contents may have been used in [[Magician's Own Book]], is published | ||
| + | *The Royal Polytechnic, a permanent science-related fair, opens | ||
| + | *Ernst Basch, who performed between 1860 and 1887 and was a member of the [[Basch]] family, is born, Nov 21 | ||
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Events
- William Clarke, an English writer of fiction who also wrote Boy's Own Book, dies
- The term Second Sight is first used, circa 1838, by John Henry Anderson
- Parlour Magic, a book whose contents may have been used in Magician's Own Book, is published
- The Royal Polytechnic, a permanent science-related fair, opens
- Ernst Basch, who performed between 1860 and 1887 and was a member of the Basch family, is born, Nov 21
