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MP3 Audio CD. 14.99 by Murray, Margaret Alice, 1863-1963

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First edition, 303[1] p, untrimmed, light foxing to endpapers and half-title, original green cloth, gilt lettering to spine, in bright near-fine condition, the cloth a little frayed to front edge. With lists of witches' names, plus a 5-page bibliography. Scarce in first edition. The Witch-Cult in Western Europe was the first book in which Margaret Murray developed her controversial literal interpretation of the Witch trial evidence. This work is of importance because it is a source-book of the Witch trials, with extensive quotes from the original documents, presented in the original Elizabethan English, French and German. The names of hundreds of accused witches are given in an appendix, a somber roll call of the 'burning times.' The main body of this work aims to show that the consistent narrative of the cult is evidence of a wide-spread, underground pagan religion existing in Europe up through the Renaissance. Murray, as if not having stirred things up enough, adds appendices with her controversial… Read More