This book tells the extraordinary story of how Indian magic descended from the realm of the gods to become part of daily ritual and popular entertainment across the globe.

Can you wonder that tramps and painters, cowpunchers and poets, return to this Empire of Enchantment? It is one of those fanciful “other places,” one of the last having an horizon. The place we're in is always here, The other place is ...

Rip's enchantment reveals what these histories work hard to conceal: the United States, its Anglo hegemony, and republican empire were far from inevitable. Nevertheless the sense of what could have been incorporates ...

... Emeunot Cemetery Emma Lake Emmons Glacier Emmons Overlook Empey Mountain Empire Creek Empire Creek Empire Drive Trail Empire Lake Empire Spit Enchanted Island Enchanted Valley Enchantment Lakes Enchantment Peaks End Mountain spring ...

I left his seat of empire , Its empire and its prey of other hearts Thou hast beheld his empire , Dares dispute with grim silence the e ... Thou hast discovered some enchantment old , To which the enchantment of her father's power .

11 modes 10 origin 13 silicified 124 Concretions , iron - formation , Empire mine 91 Conglomerate , Ajibik Quartzite 29 , 31 , 34 Ajibik Quartzite , north of Palmer basin 30 Chocolay Group , undivided 25 Enchantment Lake Formation 15-18 ...

This “minor” literature has shaped discourse as diverse as Britain's claim to benign cultural power since the decline of empire, the racialization of modern enchantment, how people from a range of identities narrate their personal ...

Smuts was above all a figure of empire—of the British Empire at the very height of its global power. The towering figure in South African politics from the time the Boer War ended, he had produced the constitution of the Union of South ...

... 407, 215, 518n11 Japanese Empire 40, 43, 403 Mughal Empire 273, 427 Ottoman Empire 7, 112–6, 122n36, 125, 129, 135, 160–5, 265, 298, 302n20, 325, 328,374f., 445, 462–4, 467 Russian Empire 340 Safavid Empire 325, 326 enchantment 174, ...

When the narrative considers the naming of “Cowley's Enchanted Isle,” it is connected to instability. Cowley's “fancy” leads him to put his name on an ... For Melville, the end of enchantment is the delusion of empire without end.