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The Fair People is the primary term used in The Secret to designate the varieties of fairies and other supernatural creatures said to have created and buried the treasure casques, and to designate their New World descendants. The latter are described in detail in the Field Guide to the Fair People section of the book. The text also uses the term “Fair Folk” as well, but in far fewer instances.

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	'''The Fair People''' is the ~~named~~ used in ''The Secret'' to designate the varieties of fairies and other supernatural creatures said to have created and buried the treasure [[Casque\|casques]], and to designate their descendants. The latter are described in detail in the Field Guide to the Fair People section of the book.		'''The Fair People''' is the primary term used in ''The Secret'' to designate the varieties of fairies and other supernatural creatures said to have created and buried the treasure [[Casque\|casques]], and to designate their New World descendants. The latter are described in detail in the Field Guide to the Fair People section of the book. The text also uses the term “Fair Folk” as well, but in far fewer instances.