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Mirror, Mirror, on the Wall

efore the invention of mirrors, the first reflective surfaces used by people were pools of water. Associated with magic and superstition, the mirrored image had supernatural connotations in the folklore of many cultures – as well as later fairy tales such as Snow White (1854), where the infamous mystical mirror hanging on the

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