WITCH STORIES - Linton, 1st 1861 - BRITISH RECORDED WITCHCRAFT CASES, TRIALS MAGIC & CONJURING 000 years to show how

000 years to show how the cross-fertilization of the Christian and Pagan belief systems is the source of conflicts that continue to this day

- The Sacramental Significance of the Forest

Book Details + Condition: Press Springfield Printing Co

several pages with old dog ears

the man who can talk to the dead

WITCH STORIES - Linton, 1st 1861 - BRITISH RECORDED WITCHCRAFT CASES, TRIALS MAGIC & CONJURING 000 years to show howWITCH STORIES Book Details + Condition: Chapman and Hall (London). First Edition, 1861. Hardcover with three quarters leather binding, marbled boards and endpapers, and gilt detailing to spine. 428 pages. One of the most well known collections of historical witch stories recorded cases in England and Scotland gathered by Eliza Lynn Linton (1822 1898), the first female salaried journalist in Great Britain, and the author of more than twenty novels. She