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Literatures of Alchemy in Medieval & Early Modern England - Paul Ferguson - 07-23-2026 Eoin Bentick "Alchemy is difficult to understand. Like any technical language, alchemy has its jargon, but throughout history alchemical authors have been particularly self-conscious about hiding their ‘secrets’ (by which term they invariably referred to alchemical knowledge). What were these powerful secrets that needed to be so well guarded?" Full-text download https://rexresearch1.com/AlchemyArchives/BentickLiteraturesAlchemy.pdf |