Wiccan Roots by Philip Heselton (Signed / Inscribed)

 Wiccan Roots by Philip Heselton (Signed / Inscribed) Capall Bann Publishing (2001), Paperback, 340 pages Condition: Pre-Owned / Very Good ...dispels many of the myths associated with Gerald Gardner and the development of modern Wicca. Heselton s research is excellent, and his findings are well presented. This book is essential reading for anyone interested in, or practicing, Wicca today. Graham King, The Museum of Witchcraft For those interested in the origin of Wicca this is a must-read book Wiccan Rede 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 pieced together the story of how retired civil servant, Gerald Gardner, became involved in the worlds of naturism and folklore, which led him to discover a strange theatre run by an esoteric magical group known as the Crotona Fellowship. Here he made contact with a family of hereditary witches, whom the author has been able to identify, w