Indian Conjuring

"Indian Conjuring" by L. H. Branson is an exploration of Indian magic and juggling practices, offering a glimpse into the world of Jadoo-wallahs and their captivating performances. The book intricately presents various tricks such as the Cups and Balls and the Rope Trick, detailing the equipment and methods used to create illusions. Branson provides a comparative analysis between Indian and Western magic, suggesting that Indian conjuring is less refined and less advanced than its Western counterpart. Providing instruction, critical observations, and cultural insights, it aims to educate readers on the techniques and cultural context of several Indian magic tricks, all while emphasizing what the author sees as the artistic superiority of Western conjuring.