1834 LETTERS ON NATURAL MAGIC TO SIR WALTER SCOTT - MAGIC INVENTIONS ALCHEMY ANTIQUE & VINTAGE ART Aldous Huxley explores the mind's

Aldous Huxley explores the mind's remote frontiers and the unmapped areas of human consciousness

a Christmas gift in 1897

He appears to have both embraced and rejected Spiritualism at varying times of his life: at the time of delivering these lectures he seems to have been taking a middle-ground

was technologically more advanced than his own

Black boards

1834 LETTERS ON NATURAL MAGIC TO SIR WALTER SCOTT - MAGIC INVENTIONS ALCHEMY ANTIQUE & VINTAGE ART Aldous Huxley explores the mind'sLETTERS ON NATURAL MAGIC, ADDRESSED TO SIR WALTER SCOTT Book Details + Condition: First edition (1834). Published by John Murray (London). From the Family Library. Original printed boards. Measures 6. 25" x 4. 25". 351 pages, with black and white illustrations throughout text. In this compilation, former child prodigy David Brewster (17810 1868), who invented and named the kaleidoscope in 1816, details various natural phenomena as used in magic such