Delve into the heart of historical debates surrounding witchcraft with John Webster's "The displaying of supposed witchcraft." This meticulously prepared print edition offers a fascinating glimpse into early modern perspectives on the supernatural, the occult, and demonology. Webster's work provides insights into the intense period of witch hunts and the era's prevailing beliefs about witchcraft.
A valuable resource for understanding the history of folklore, mythology, and occultism, this book examines early works related to witchcraft before 1800. Explore the social science behind these beliefs and the historical context that fueled them. "The displaying of supposed witchcraft" remains a relevant and thought-provoking exploration of a captivating subject.
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