T. C. Lethbridge - Murray - Haining - Holmes - 4 books on Witchcraft - 1962-1977





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4 books on Witchcraft:
Lethbridge: Witches (1974), defends the theory that Witchcraft originated at the boundary between Totemism and the emergence of the concept of the Mother Goddess. The book contains a good index.
Murray: The Witch-Cult in Western Europe (1971) is a reprint of a classic work from 1921, by the Egyptologist Margaret Murray. The book is regarded as a scholarly approach to Witchcraft. With extensive index.
Haining: Anatomy of Witchcraft (1972) is written by Peter Haining, a journalist, who has long researched this subject during his travels. The book contains numerous photographs and a bibliography at the end.
Holmes: Witchcraft in History (1977). The author describes the relationship between Witchcraft and politics in the Anglo-Saxon world. Many illustrations and an index.
4 books on Witchcraft:
Lethbridge: Witches (1974), defends the theory that Witchcraft originated at the boundary between Totemism and the emergence of the concept of the Mother Goddess. The book contains a good index.
Murray: The Witch-Cult in Western Europe (1971) is a reprint of a classic work from 1921, by the Egyptologist Margaret Murray. The book is regarded as a scholarly approach to Witchcraft. With extensive index.
Haining: Anatomy of Witchcraft (1972) is written by Peter Haining, a journalist, who has long researched this subject during his travels. The book contains numerous photographs and a bibliography at the end.
Holmes: Witchcraft in History (1977). The author describes the relationship between Witchcraft and politics in the Anglo-Saxon world. Many illustrations and an index.

