Voodoo De Laurence

Realize at this vision of modern POD technology! The cherished De Laurence book is back on the market!WIKIPEDIA SAYS: L. W. DE LAURENCE (full name LAURON WILLIAM DE LAURENCE) was an American novelist and publisher on occult and spiritual topics. He was natural in 1868 and died on 11 September 1936 in Chicago, Illinois, USA at the age of 68. His publishing business (De Laurence, Scott & Co.) and spiritual supply mail order position was located in Chicago, Illinois. Though he is mocked and insufferable among modern occultists for his plagiarism (or, on agreeably, book-pirating) of the "Chocolate box Key to the Tarot" by Arthur Edward Waite, he similarly wrote his own works, by way of "The Master Key", and "The Full of meaning Disc of Hindu Charm". In afterthought, he is thought to suffer co-written some books with his man Chicago occupant, the prolificNew Danger and yoga novelist William Vine Atkinson. De Laurence was a flinch in the company of supplying magical and occult grip by mail order, and his dissemination of utter playing field books, such as "Secrets of the Psalms" by Godfrey Selig and "Pow Wows or the Long-Lost Socialize" by John George Hohman had a excellent and remaining effect on the African American built-up hoodoo community in the southern Fixed States as well as on the evolution of Obeah in Jamaica. In childish 1930 he was blessed a bishop by the Forecaster Arthur Edward Leighton (1890 to 1963), a bishop of the American Catholic Cathedral (a church corpse founded by Joseph Ren'e Vilatte). One surprising bring into being of de Laurence's fondness was that it helped view the move of some black sage churches towards a on traditional view of Christianity and in the rendezvous of his death, 1936, he may suffer blessed the initial bishops for these churches, e.g. Thomas B Watson (1898 to 1985) of New Orleans.