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philosophyritual-magicwitchcraftdemonologymagic
Centuries before the Enlightenment, Reginald Scot launched a daring intellectual assault on the deadly superstitions of his age. In this groundbreaking 1584 text, readers will discover how the 'miracles' of sorcery are actually the result of legal corruption, mental illness, and clever magic tricks.
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