The book of miracles; or, celestial museum, being an entertaining and instructive treatise on love, law, trade, and physic with the Bank of Heaven, containing a never-failing method for ladies to obtain good husbands, and gentlemen good wives. With happiness and felicity after marriage
Subtitle: showing how to prevent all disappointments in love; and also all unhappy marriages; how a lady may become amiable, beautiful, lovely, and handsome in the sight of any man, by the rules of art; and how to protect and defend all injured females ... : the whole containing greater miracles, performed in all these various departments, than were ever known to be done before in this kingdom, within the memory of the oldest man living; all of which is well proved and substantiated, as hereinafter mentioned, from several curious examples, cases, and facts, delivered from the evidence of several remarkable post letters inserted herein; which are also now in possession of the author; forming the greatest and most useful curiosity, now in extant in the world ...
By: by Dr. Parkins
Publisher: Printed for, and sold by, the Author; to be had also of the printer
Published: 1817
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 71
Subjects: Miracles; Magic
Notes: Includes bibliographic references.

Copy 1 Note: Paper watermarked 1813. In original printed wrappers with list of books sold at Jos. & H. Baileys' printing office.