Excerpt of "The Imposter Mege" in All the Year Round

Item

"The Imposter Mege" in All the Year Round
Title
Excerpt of "The Imposter Mege" in All the Year Round
Creator
Unknown
Description
Rooted in Turkish orientalism, this short story is used as an introduction to the strange but similar case of the de Cailles. Following a Caliph and a Dervish, it delves into the peculiarities of magic, resurrection and deception as the Caliph gets tricked into getting trapped in the body of the Dervish.
Date
1868-06-06
Type
Article
Contributor
Chowdhury, Faoja
Medium
Web
Source
British Periodicals, ProQuest
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Bibliographic Citation
Unknown Author. "The Imposter Mege." All the Year Round. 6 June 1868, pp. 615-618, Chapman & Hall, print.
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