The Book of Witches by Oliver Madox Hueffer (1876-1931) is a treatise on the history and cultural significance of Witchcraft that explores the longstanding human fascination for Witches, their roles in folklore, and society’s evolving perceptions of their archetype.

Through a blend of historical account and philosophical inquiry, the book endeavours to illustrate the evolution of the Witch across cultures and centuries. Exploring the origins of Witchcraft, its rituals and persecutions, this book uncovers forgotten charms, traditional rituals, superstitions and magical lore, thus presenting Witchcraft as both an archaic relic and a living tradition.

Committed to quality and authenticity, all texts have been fully retyped and fully edited. No scans have been made to give the reader a complete antique experience.

6" x 9" (15.24 x 22.86 cm)
Unicursal, 277 pages