Senate: Guernsey, 1996.
 
Paperback. x, 244pp. Pages toned, mild shelf wear, Very Good condition.
 
From the reverse of this book:
 
‘In this fascinating account of the occult, Charles W. Oliver traces the strange beliefs and practices of magic, from its origins thousands of years ago in the ‘fearsome demonologies’ of religions, through the ‘devil-infested atmosphere of the Middle Ages’, to modern-day metaphysics.  The author analyses, among other subjects, symbolism, ancient texts, sexual worship, sorcery, the Sabbat, witch trials, vampirism, werewolves, divination, astrology, alchemy, and black and white magic.’
 
£5.