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Cagliostro: The Splendour and Misery of a Master of Magic by W. R. H. Trowbridge
This is a very good book on Cagliostro, because Trowbridge does not simply parrot the opinion of other authors who wrote about Cagliostro, but he did his own research and came to his own conclusions. One can certainly argue about some of Trowbridge's conclusions, but overall this is a very thorough and detailed description and analysis of Cagliostro's life.
Preface
Bibliography
Part I
Chapter I: The Power Of Prejudice
Chapter II: Giuseppe Balsamo
Part II
Chapter I: Cagliostro In London
Chapter II: Eighteenth Century Occultism
Chapter III: Masked And Unmasked
Chapter IV: The Conquest Of The Cardinal
Chapter V: Cagliostro In Paris
Chapter VI: The Diamond Necklace Affair
Chapter VII: Cagliostro Returns To London
Chapter VIII: "Nature's Unfortunate Child"
This is a very good book on Cagliostro, because Trowbridge does not simply parrot the opinion of other authors who wrote about Cagliostro, but he did his own research and came to his own conclusions. One can certainly argue about some of Trowbridge's conclusions, but overall this is a very thorough and detailed description and analysis of Cagliostro's life.
Preface
Bibliography
Part I
Chapter I: The Power Of Prejudice
Chapter II: Giuseppe Balsamo
Part II
Chapter I: Cagliostro In London
Chapter II: Eighteenth Century Occultism
Chapter III: Masked And Unmasked
Chapter IV: The Conquest Of The Cardinal
Chapter V: Cagliostro In Paris
Chapter VI: The Diamond Necklace Affair
Chapter VII: Cagliostro Returns To London
Chapter VIII: "Nature's Unfortunate Child"
