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New York: Ace Publishing, 1970. Soft cover. Very Good. 4.25" x 7" Paperback. 284 pp. Spine tilted, creasing to covers and spine, rubbing to extremities. Interior is age toned. Sporadic ink notations and marginalia.

HardPress Publishing, 2012-08-01. Paperback. Good.

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Paperback / softback. New. Sir Walter Scott (1771-1832) is best known for his poetry and for novels such as Ivanhoe and Rob Roy, but he also had a lifelong interest in witchcraft and the occult. This volume is a fascinating collection of letters exploring rational explanations for occult phenomena and examining their origins.

Cambridge University Press, 2011-01-27. 1. Paperback. Used:Good.

London: John Murray, 1830. First Edition. Red morocco leather with fantastic gilt illustrations and title, Cuikshank reveals his skill and whimisical art, marbled endpapers, upper edge gilt, frontispiece by Skene, 12 illustrations in triplicate, once in black and white, once hand colored, and once in India proofs; rubbing along the spine, leather nick top of spine, 402 pages, page toning, bound by Wood of London, 6.25" tall, green lined slipcase, bright, gilt lettering on spine, minor shelf wear, 6.5" tall. very good/slipcase, very good. George Cruikshank. Sir Walter Scott was known for his studies in the supernatural, folklore and witchcraft. The book takes the form of ten letters written to J.G. Lockhart in which he presents historical attitudes from the biblical days to his time period. The now well known Isobel Gowdie trial case is presented in his letters. The term coven a term for a gathering of witches became popular,