Voices In Time 1704 | London Laws of Nature Isaac Newton on the line between science and the occult.More
Voices In Time 1829 | Baltimore Where Have All the Flowers Gone? Edgar Allen Poe laments the march of science.More
Voices In Time 1692 | Salem Witness Credibility Cotton Mather on what constitutes evidence of witchcraft.More
Voices In Time c. 1756 | West Africa More Questions Than Answers Olaudah Equiano marvels at his circumstances.More
Voices In Time 1865 | Bridgeport, CT Rapper’s Delight P.T. Barnum exposes the tricks of the trade.More
Voices In Time c. 1891 | Boston Patient, Heal Thyself Mary Baker Eddy reveals the incontrovertible truth of Christian Science.More
Voices In Time 1842 | Brussels Phantom Rising Emily Brontë looks out at the magic in the moonlight.More
Voices In Time 1886 | Belgium Revisionist History Helena Blavatsky insists magic and history are inextricably linked.More
Voices In Time 1786 | Philadelphia Alchemy By Other Means “The evils of paper money have no end.”More
Voices In Time c. 1775 | Pennsylvania Let Us Now Praise a Famous Man A tribute to the useful wizardry of Benjamin Franklin.More
Voices In Time 1917 | Munich Disenchantment “To be superseded scientifically is not our fate, but our goal.”More
Voices In Time 1886 | Sligo While the World Is Full of Troubles W.B. Yeats goes walking with the fairies.More
Voices In Time 1982 | Beaufort, SC Receiving a Tutorial John Berendt gets a lesson in South Carolina folk magic.More