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Witches traces the history of witchcraft throughout the world, beginning with ancient practices and extending to contemporary beliefs. The book presents a factual account of how witchcraft has evolved, emphasizing its cultural, historical, and societal impact. Designed for a juvenile readership, it balances scholarly insight with accessible language.
First publish date: 1975
Genre: History/Ancient History
Authors: Nancy Garden
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