POW-WOWS; LONG LOST FRIEND
Paperback, 82 pages
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A real book of Christian magic used many times by horror and history author Manly Wade Wellman in his fiction. This is especially true in the stories of John the Balladeer where the LONG LOST FRIEND comes into play to help thwart supernatural forces.
Written by John G Hohman in Germany and first printed in the USA in 1820, this book mainly serves as a supernatural Farmer's Almanac. It carries remedies for sick cattle and shows how to stay safe from witches and robbers.
This public domain text edition is published in conjunction with The Voice of the Mountains website at manlywadewellman.com
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"From the creator of Silver John"
This is a book of Christian spells. Great reading, wonderful history and fantastic occult works. If you read this along with Wellman's Silver John stories and novels, the whole thing comes to life. Recommended
"Re: Hip Hop Pow!"
I don't really think this book has anything to do with hip hop music at all. Pow Wows, yes, but hip hop music, no.
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