The Book of Witchcraft: Practices of Evil and Good Witches

This book is not a comprehensive treatise on witches and their craft, but rather a brief overview from which one can form a general understanding of this phenomenon. Oliver Maddox Huffer shows: firstly, where and why witches originated; secondly, what... the phenomenon of witchcraft represents; thirdly, how necessary it is for the well-being of humanity; and fourthly, what responsibility lies with those who, not believing in witches, seek to infect others with their skepticism.
Dividing his work into 16 chapters, Huffer explores various themes related to witchcraft: from the attributes of witches to their variations in England, Rome, Greece, and other countries. He not only tells about the persecution of witches but also describes their tricks and benevolences, potions and spells.