Harry Houdini - A Magician Among the Spirits

Name: A Magician Among the Spirits
Author: Harry Houdini

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Author: Harry Houdini

Genres: *Non-fiction, Psychology,

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Introduction and PrefaceChapter 1 - The Founders of Modern SpiritualismChapter 2 Part I - The Davenport BrothersChapter 2 Part II - The Davenport BrothersChapter 3 - Daniel Dunglas HomeChapter 4 - PalladinoChapter 5 - Ann O'Delia Diss DebarChapter 6 Part I - Dr. Slade and his Spirit SlatesChapter 6 Part II - Dr. Slade and his Spirit SlatesChapter 7 - Slate Writing and Other MethodsChapter 8 Part I - Spirit PhotographyChapter 8 Part II - Spirit PhotographyChapter 9 Part I - Sir Arthur Conan DoyleChapter 9 Part II - Sir Arthur Conan DoyleChapter 9 Part III - Sir Arthur Conan DoyleChapter 10 - Why Ectoplasm?Chapter 11 - By-Products of SpiritualismChapter 12 Part I - Investigations - Wise and OtherwiseChapter 12 Part II - Investigations - Wise and OtherwiseChapter 13 - How Mediums Obtain InformationChapter 14 - What You Must Believe to be a SpiritualistChapter 15 Part I - Magicians as Detectors of FraudChapter 15 Part II - Magicians as Detectors of FraudChapter 16 - ConclusionAppendix

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Houdini, an escape artist and illusionist, became interested later in his life in debunking spiritualists, disbelieving anyone who claimed to have supernatural powers. This was during an era where paranormal phenomena, especially seances, were extremely popular. Although skeptical of their claims, he longed to find a credible source to communicate with family members he had lost. This book chronicles his travels and the many people he spoke with and his observations of their 'powers' and along the way also reveals many of the tricks they employed to deceive their paying customers. - Summary by Phyllis Vincelli