Witchcraft At The Lamb Inn Bristol

A RARE UK PRINTING WITH ONLY 1000 EVER MADE, PRINTED & BOUND IN HERTFORD, ENGLAND
A GENUINE HARDCOVER IN VERY BEAUTIFUL CONDITION, AND IT'S NOW OVER 52 YEARS OLD
WITCHCRAFT, SPIRITS, GHOSTS, THE SPIRIT WORLD, POLTERGEISTS, & SO MUCH MORE

"The following Narrative is, perhaps, one of the most extraordinary and best authenticated of any ever laid before the public."

This book details the strange accounts that were witnessed by two young girls at the Lamb Inn, Bristol, England, in December of 1761. Their father, a devout Christian, also witnessed these events. Within its pages, you will hear one of the most detailed descriptions of these events ever told. A very legendary story that is said by many through the years to have occurred. A very rare edition, with only 1000 ever produced of this printing. I have owned a couple of these over the years, and this particular printing is in the finest condition I have ever seen—a scarce, strange, and fascinating story.

Step into history with 'Witchcraft at the Lamb Inn: The Famous Witchcraft Trial of 1655' by E. J. Rudsdale. This historical account delves into the famous witchcraft trial that shook Bristol, England, in 1655. It provides a detailed exploration of the trial, the accusations, the social context, and the outcome, offering a unique window into the beliefs and superstitions of the time.

The Lamb Inn in Bristol, England, is a historic pub that dates back to the 16th century. It is located in the city center and has a long and storied history. The pub has been a popular gathering place for locals and visitors alike for centuries, offering food, drink, and a cozy atmosphere.

While there is no specific story of the Lamb Inn itself, the pub has likely been witness to many important events and gatherings over the years. As with many old pubs in the UK, it may have its own share of myths, legends, and ghost stories associated with it.

Rest assured, the overall condition of this book is impeccable. Its binding remains tight, and all 60 pages are crisp and clean, with only a slight age-toning that adds to its charm.