The Vampire in Europe by Montague Summers First impression 1929 Published by Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co., Ltd. xii, 330 pp. 8 full page illustrations. Octavo, In publishers red cloth and spine title in gilt. The Vampire in Europe is a seminal 1929 work of occult history written by Montague Summers (1880–1948). Following the massive success of his 1928 book, The Vampire: His Kith and Kin, this volume shifts away from broad folkloric origins to focus entirely on historical "case studies," legal trials, and localized vampire panics across Europe. The Book is structured into an Introduction and five expansive geographic chapters covering regions such as Greece, Rome, England, Ireland, Hungary, Czecho-Slovakia, Modern Greece, Russia, Roumania, and Bulgaria. Condition: See all photographs as part of the condition. Some foxing in content and light signs of wear externally but overall, very good.