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Black Magic: Religion And The African American Conjuring Tradition,New Horton-Parker A Disgruntled Employee Brandishing A

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A Disgruntled Employee Brandishing A Gun

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Black Magic: Religion And The African American Conjuring Tradition,New Horton-Parker A Disgruntled Employee Brandishing ABlack Magic Looks At The Origins, Meaning, And Uses Of Conjurethe African American Tradition Of Healing And Harming That Evolved From African, European, And American Elementsfrom The Slavery Period To Well Into The Twentieth Century. Illuminating A World That Is Dimly Understood By Both Scholars And The General Public, Yvonne P. Chireau Describes Conjure And Other Related Traditions, Such As Hoodoo And Rootworking, In A Beautifully Written, Richly

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