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By 1844, fortune’s slings and arrows had almost rendered the normally affirmative Emerson a skeptic. The death of his little boy Waldo, killed by scarlet fever, two years earlier had thrown Emerson into dark meditation; he began seriously to doubt those vital truths that had buoyed him through the trials of his youth, ranging from his risky break with ...
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By 1844, fortune’s slings and arrows had almost rendered the normally affirmative Emerson a skeptic. The death of his little boy Waldo, killed by scarlet fever, two years earlier had thrown Emerson into dark meditation; he began seriously to doubt those vital truths that had buoyed him through the trials of his youth, ranging from his risky break with ...
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Better than Magic: Cornelius Agrippa and Lazzarellian Hermetism
Magic, Ritual, and Witchcraft, 2009Wouter J Hanegraaff
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