This is an fresh read, a book firm to the belief in, or destitution I say trouble of, witches found in North America. Included are countless extensive, reprint annals from the time of colonial days. So I such as best about the book is that it really hits home the true scheme of witchcraft, as held in by humanity, and not the modern Wiccan alternative that has no glasses case in legitimacy. Covered in the book are the European, Indigenous American, and African beliefs in witches and witchcraft. The absolutely snag that I envisage is that some readers may find the book a bit demure. I found the book easier to read in stages slightly of one or two sittings.
On a toll of 1 to 10, with 1 middle the least and 10 middle the uttermost, I turn out this book a 7.
