- Introduction
- Significant Events in the Life of Robert-Houdin
- The Orange-tree Trick
- The Writing and Drawing Figure
- The Pastry Cook of the Palais Royal
- The Obedient Cards—The Cabalistic Clock—The Trapeze Automaton
- The Inexhaustible Bottle
- Second Sight
- The Suspension Trick
- The Disappearing Handkerchief
- Robert-Houdin’s Ignorance of Magic as Betrayed by His Own Pen
- The Narrowness of Robert-Houdin’s Memoirs
This work is by Harry Houdini, and was an attempt, by him, to undermine the public reverence for the man regarded as the master of modern magic, Robert-Houdin. Initially enamored of him, even making his stage name from him by an adding an 'i' to it, Houdini felt that the Robert-Houdin family had slighted him and so wrote this work in an attempt to discredit the man. It backfired on him instead! - Summary by Cavaet
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