Henry Dean

The Whole Art of Legerdemain or Hocus Pocus Laid Open and Explained By Those Renowned Masters Sena Sama, Hamed Ben-Ali, and All the Celebrated and Mysterious Professors in the Art of Natural Magic

C.V. Nickerson, Baltimore 1830 (I ed. 1722).

Ventriloquism Explained: and Juggler’s Tricks, or Legerdemain Exposed

J. S. and C. Adams, Amherst 1834.

A.B. Engstrom

The humorous magician unmasked

Philadelphia 1836.

Parlour magic

Henry Perkins, Philadelphia 1838.

Daniel Dafoe

A System of Magick in one volume

D.A. Talbots, Oxford 1840.

Samuel Williams

The Boy's Treasury of sports, pastimes, and recreations

D. Bogue, London 1844.

George Moir

Magic and witchcraft

Chapman and Hall, London 1852.

Magic, pretended miracles, and remarkable natural phenomena

American Sunday-School Union, Philadelphia 1855.

Asa Mahan

Modern mysteries explained and exposed

John P. Jewett & company, Cleveland 1855.

George Arnold e Henry Llewellyn Williams

The Magician's Own Book or the whole art of conjuring

Dick & Fitzgerald, New York 1857.