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WITCHCRAFT TODAY
With a Foreword by Anthropologist Margaret Murray
and Introduction by Modern Wiccan High Priest, Dr. Raymond Buckland
This book was
originally published 1954, shortly after the repeal (in 1951) of the final law against
Witchcraft in England. Gardner traces the origins of the Craft and describes the
activities of contemporary covens in England. It is the first book about Witchcraft to be
written by an avowed Witch. It caused an enormous controversy in its day and is still the
subject of heated debate by Craft people, anthropologists and historians.
Gerald Brosseau Gardner (1884-1964), "The Grand Old Man of Witchcraft" is universally credited with being the father of the modem witchcraft revival. He was also the founder of the Museum of Magic and Witchcraft, formerly on the Isle of Man.
[This book] belongs on the bookshelf of every Witch and every person ... interested in the whole vast field of the occult. Raymond Buckland, Ph.D.
If Gardner published his books without permission from his High Priestess there are thousands today who can be grateful that he did. Dr. Leo Louis Martello
THE MEANING OF WITCHCRAFT
Introduction by Dr. Leo Louis Martello
The final work of the
"Grand Old Man of Witchcraft". This is a complementary volume to his earlier
Witchcraft Today. it explores the Stone Age origins, symbols and practices of Witchcraft.
Also examined are the curious beliefs about, and allegations made against, Witches.
Originally published in 1959, it was written by an avowed Witch, shortly after the last of ' of the infamous "Witch Laws" was finally repealed in England in 1951. Unique in its day, it has remained the subject of heated controversy among Craft people, anthropologists and historians. Gerald Brosseau Gardner (1884-1964) is universally credited with being the father of the modem witchcraft revival. He was also the founder of the Museum of Magic and Witchcraft, formerly on the Isle of Man.
[This book] belongs on the bookshelf of every Witch and every person ... interested in the whole vast field of the occult. Raymond Buckland, * Ph.D.
If Gardner published his books without permission from his High Priestess there are thousands today who can be grateful that he did. Dr. Leo Louis Martello
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