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'''Monsieur Bouvelard''' (fl. 1780s) is known for proudly proclaiming on his handbills that he "fairly beat" [[Highman Palatine]] (fl. 1760-1802) in a battle of magic  at the Bush Tavern in Bristol (UK) on September 20, 1788.<ref>Panorama of Prestidigitators by Milbourne Christopher (1956)</ref>
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'''Monsieur Bouvelard''' (fl. 1780s) is known for proudly proclaiming on his handbills that he "fairly beat" [[Highman Palatine]] (fl. 1760-1802) in a battle of magic  at the Bush Tavern in Bristol (UK) on September 20, 1788<ref>Panorama of Prestidigitators by Milbourne Christopher (1956)</ref>.
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He also worked for [[Philip Breslaw]] in 1784 and he performed in Dublin in 1793/1794.<ref>Pietro Micheli, "They lived by tricks – Palatino, Palatine, Breslaw and Boaz", published by the author, Italy, 2012.</ref>
  
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{{References}}Pietro Micheli, "They lived by tricks – Palatino, Palatine, Breslaw and Boaz", published by the author, Italy, 2012.
  
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http://theylivedbytricks.comuv.com/
  
  

Revision as of 11:15, 8 October 2014

Monsieur Bouvelard
Born?
Died?
Nationalityunknown (probably English)
Flourished1780s

Monsieur Bouvelard (fl. 1780s) is known for proudly proclaiming on his handbills that he "fairly beat" Highman Palatine (fl. 1760-1802) in a battle of magic at the Bush Tavern in Bristol (UK) on September 20, 1788[1]. He also worked for Philip Breslaw in 1784 and he performed in Dublin in 1793/1794.[2]


References

  1. Panorama of Prestidigitators by Milbourne Christopher (1956)
  2. Pietro Micheli, "They lived by tricks – Palatino, Palatine, Breslaw and Boaz", published by the author, Italy, 2012.
Pietro Micheli, "They lived by tricks – Palatino, Palatine, Breslaw and Boaz", published by the author, Italy, 2012.

http://theylivedbytricks.comuv.com/