MAX AND ZAN AND NICODEMUS, M. Fisher 1st/1st 1896 African American Anti-Slavery STERLING SILVER Nature Draws to Nature

Nature Draws to Nature

The Vision and the Voice is the source of many of the central spiritual doctrines of Thelema

following the Italian tradition

The dust jacket has some normal shelf-wear with minor tears at the top spine end and light staining to the front cover

MAX AND ZAN AND NICODEMUS, M. Fisher 1st/1st 1896 African American Anti-Slavery STERLING SILVER Nature Draws to NatureMAX AND ZAN AND NICODEMUS: Or, A Silver Teaspoon And A Linen Napkin by M. A. Haynie Fisher First Edition, 1896, African American Slavery Children's Story Publisher: W. J. Shuey, Dayton (1896) A scarce 19th century children's story about two children, Max and Zan, who help Nicodemus escape a cruel man who has convinced Nicodemus that he is still a slave after the Civil War. Through Max and Zan's efforts, Nicodemus finds freedom with some help from some