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    The Handbook of Palmistry

    By Rosa Baughan

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    The future’s not written in the stars, but etched in the palm of your hand – as Victorian mystic Rosa Baughan discovered to her endless fascination. Drawn from clandestine dinners with Parisian scholars, the wisdom of the Kabbala and more, this handbook is the product of her exhaustive research into the ancient art of palmistry. More than a century on, it still stands as the definitive guide for anyone seeking their first glimpse of tomorrow today. Prepare to astound your friends with your new-found knowledge: essential reading for anyone who’s ever dreamed of unlocking their inner-seer.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPlexus Publishing Ltd.
    Release dateOct 9, 2017
    ISBN9780859658652
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