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Conjure Times: Black Magicians in America fu-kiau and the remotest origins of

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Conjure Times: Black Magicians in America fu-kiau and the remotest origins ofGr 6 8 A lively, interesting, carefully researched look at a unique aspect of African American history and culture that introduces the lives of black magicians, beginning with Richard Potter, Americas First Negro Magician, son of a plantation owner and a slave. Using black and white reproductions of playbills, advertisements, woodcuts, and period photographs, the history of the minstrel show and vaudeville is discussed as part of the development of

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