Witchcraft and superstitious record in the south-western district of Scotland

Unlock the secrets of Scotland’s past with 'Witchcraft and Superstitious Record in the South-Western District of Scotland' by J. Maxwell Wood. First published in 1911, this captivating work delves deep into the folklore and supernatural beliefs of Galloway, a region steeped in mystery and legend. Wood’s narrative takes you through the shadowy tales of witches, wraiths, and fairy lore, offering a rare glimpse into the cultural psyche of early 20th-century Scotland. This book is a vital piece of Western esotericism, preserving the rich tapestry of superstitions that shaped the daily lives of those in the south-western district.This edition is perfect for historians, folklorists, and anyone fascinated by witchcraft and the occult. Whether you’re a practitioner seeking historical context, a researcher delving into Scottish folklore, or a collector of rare esoteric works, this reprint provides an invaluable resource. Ordo Obscuris has lovingly reproduced this classic with care, ensuring that modern readers can fully appreciate its historical and cultural significance.Features & Highlights Newly Typeset Text: Enjoy a clean and accessible reading experience with our expertly typeset and proofread text. Introduction by Tau Magnus: Gain fresh insights with an original introduction by Tau Magnus, providing context and analysis from a modern perspective. Engraved Illustrations: Explore original black-and-white engraved illustrations, including a striking frontispiece and evocative chapter vignettes. Full-Page Plates: Discover full-page plates that bring the eerie tales and superstitions vividly to life.Add this essential volume to your library and immerse yourself in the enigmatic world of Scottish witchcraft and superstition. Don’t miss the chance to own a piece of history that brings the unseen spirits of the past into the present. Order your copy today and step into the mystical realm of J. Maxwell Wood’s Scotland.Illustrated Edition - with 12 original engravings commissioned for this edition and a new introduction by Tau Magnus of Ordo Obscuris.