This book reveals a remarkable picture of the revival of witchcraft in England during the 1930s and 40s. Through years of research, the author has ...
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Jan 25, 2008
Michael
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Wiccan Roots is the first part of Philip Hestleton's two part exploration of the beginnings of Wicca. In particular he tries to find evidence of a New Forest Coven of which all of modern Gardenerian and Alexandrian Wicca is a descendant. If you are a Wiccan or like me just interested in Witchcraft this putative ancestry is a very important matter. Hestleton is both thorough and ingenious in trying to find facts which support his thesis. His account of the Rosicrucian Group to which the New Fores
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Mar 11, 2008
Shannon
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excellent book and research about Gardner—great to glean a perspective on who Gardner was and perhaps why he did what he did—but without being slanted
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