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Over one thousand periodicals devoted to magic have been published, beginning with [[Mahatma]] in 1895 as the first substantial publication. Some of the earliest known magic magazines by country are:

...nd S.H. Sharpe’s theoretical work on the Principles of Magic. In 1941 he published [[Effect_Classification#Winston_Freer| his occurrence classification]] of m ...fects was finally published in 1944 by Dariel Fitzkee.<ref>The Trick Brain by Dariel Fitzkee (1944, 1989), page 25</ref>

Described by [[Robert-Houdin]] in 1868 and later performed by Joseph Buatier (De Kolta) around 1875 at London's Egyptian Hall. Advertisements for effect show up in [[Mahatma]], page 222, April 1899 by C. B. Schindel.

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In 1930, following his graduation from Brown, he was employed by General Electric in Lynn, Massachusetts, and was later transferred to Schen ...sident of [[SAM]] from 1940 until 1941 and wrote a scholarly column "Magic Books of Another Day" in [[TOPS]] from August 1936 through June 1942.

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