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• Persistence of vision
  ...e identical citation and recounted the spread of Roget's theory throughout Europe. He listed a number of parlor toys that served to establish the "basic tru ...ere espousing? Not entirely, for even if such notions were fashionable in Europe, one could legitimately ask why American scholars were willing to ignore th
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• Vinayak Damodar Savarkar
  ...of the anniversary of the Heroes of 1857. The pamphlet was distributed in Europe and India. Meanwhile Bapat reached India and circulated the Bomb Manual to ...August 1914. He was happy to hear that Indian troops were allowed to go to Europe to fight against the best military in the world. He was happier to see them
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• Non-Western cultures
  'the artists' status in the pre-British period was, as in pre¬Renaissance Europe, humble and traditionally defined, irrespective of the caste they belonged What we are witnessing here is a new phenomenon in India, a process which Europe had already passed through: the emancipation of artists from traditional ar
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• Vampie
  It seems that until the 19th century, vampires in Europe were thought to be hideous monsters rather than the debonair, aristocratic ...nd among the ancient Romans and among the Romanized inhabitants of eastern Europe, Romanians (known as Vlachs in historical context). Romania is surrounded b
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• Through the looking glass
  Magic Mirrors come from China and Japan. They became popular in Europe in the early part of the 19th century and many distinguished scientist have
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• Thesis on the Philosphy of History
  ...orical consciousness of which not the slightest trace has been apparent in Europe in the past hundred years. In the July revolution an incident occurred whic
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• Magic
  In the 1800's, the use of magical terms to describe India was quite common in Europe. India was considered part of the ‘Mysterious East,’ or Orient, which ...name was Wilmont A. Barclay and he was originally from Jamaica. He toured Europe with an act featuring escapes before coming to the states. At that time in
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• History of photography in India
  Many of the major figures became well-known both in India and in Europe at the time, and some of the British photographers also exhibited and sold
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• Frnas osten
  In Europe as well as in the United States so-called "Orientals", films with an orient
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• A Brief History of Magic
  ...ing his magical career he travelled some 250,000 miles throughout Britain, Europe, Australia and America - a remarkable feat in itself considering that it wa
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• Magic is about the effect, not how it's done
  ...French magician Robert Houdin and adapted, and is still performed today in Europe and in India too. There are different versions, with modified methods, pres
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• Early American Magicians
  ...century. He adopted the name of his birthplace, Philadelphia, and traveled Europe entertaining royalty and the general public under the name Jacob Philadelph In 1835 Antonio Blitz arrived from Europe. He was basically a showman who used magic in his acts. His illusions were
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• Emergence of Modern Magic
  ...ber of stage magicians increased dramatically. They were always popular in Europe. As the United States grew more settled and the frontier gave way to cities
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• Houdini and After
  ...mselves during the middle of the 20th century in their native lands and in Europe. Among them were Kalanag (Helmut Ewald Schreiber) of Germany; Protul Chandr
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• Modern historical and cultural research
  ...e, or group of cultures who were so successful that they spread throughout Europe and parts of Asia. Although no one knows where they came from, present tho
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• Indian Classical Music -The Battle for Survival
  ...ime the Muslim rulers expanded into the South of India, the invasions from Europe had already begun. The Southern kingdoms were usurped for a little over a c
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• Kala Bhavan
  ...n 1996 on the structure of scientific exchanges between colonial India and Europe, testing the familiar centre-periphery model of the diffusion of scientific ...nyms that announced the immortality of the European city. They showed that Europe could replicate wherever Europeans went, in this case the English variety.
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• Black Magic in Science
  ...ples. The new force was experimented with in almost every city and town of Europe and found everywhere an actual fact. ...s exactly matched by the slow recovery of sculpture and painting in modern Europe. Here is the history of occult science in a nutshell. (1) Once known. (2) L
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• Relooking at persistence of vision
  ...e identical citation and recounted the spread of Roget's theory throughout Europe. He listed a number of parlor toys that served to establish the "basic tru
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• Dadabhai
  Zoroastrian Trust Funds of Europe secretarial help produced this article based on documented historical infor
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