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Superstition

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Believing in magic

Manuel Cuesta Aguirre, T. Gotterbarm, Stuart A. Vyse

2000

Ozark superstitions

Vance Randolph

1947

Observations on the popular antiquities of Great Britain

John Brand

1849

The psychology of superstition

Gustav Jahoda

1969

Signs & omens

1900

The silent one

Joy Cowley, Sherryl Jordan

1981

Amulets and superstitions

E. A. Wallis Budge

1930

The Blue Moon (Mysteries of Sparrow Island #3)

Lorena McCourtney

2007

Pseudodoxia epidemica

Thomas Browne

1972

Arde el monte de noche

Jethro Soutar, Juan-Tomás Avila Laurel, José Manuel Pedrosa

2014

Field Day Foul Up (Full House Michelle)

Cathy West

2000

Magic and superstition

Douglas Hill

1968

Cassell's dictionary of superstitions

David Pickering, Pickering, David

2002

The psychology of our dark side

Sheila Stewart

2011

A Dictionary of superstitions

Iona Archibald Opie, Moira Tatem

1992

Miscellanies upon Various Subjects

John Aubrey

1784

The Witch's Brat

Rosemary Sutcliff

1970

Pseudodoxia epidemica, or, Enquiries into very many received tenents, and commonly presumed truths

Browne, Thomas Sir

1658

Superstitious

Robert Lawrence Stine

1995 ★ 3.0

My Swordhand Is Singing

Marcus Sedgwick, sedgwick-marcus

2006

The popular superstitions and festive amusements of the Highlanders of Scotland

William Grant Stewart

1823

Crows

Heidi Holder

1987

Canne al vento

A. Tuccillo, Guro Verlag, Grazia Deledda et al.

1967

Cults, Customs and Superstitions of India

William Campbell Oman, John Campbell Oman

1908

Mary Anne's Bad-Luck Mystery

Ann M. Martin

1988

Omens (Cainsville, Book 1)

Kelley Armstrong

2013

Bygone Beliefs

H. Stanley Redgrove

1920

The archaeology of ritual and magic

Ralph Merrifield

1987

Unwrapped Sky

Rjurik Davidson

2014

The billy goat curse

Gil Bogen

2009

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