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Irish witchcraft and demonology

โœ Scribed by St John D Seymour

Publisher
New York, Causeway
Year
1973
Tongue
English
Leaves
135
Category
Library
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โœฆ Table of Contents

CONTENTS......Page 1
SOME REMARKS ON WITCHCRAFT IN IRELAND......Page 4
DAME ALICE KYTELER, THE SORCERESS OF KILKENNY......Page 16
A.D. 1223-1583......Page 27
Footnotes......Page 42
A.D. 1606-1656......Page 43
FLORENCE NEWTON, THE WITCH OF YOUGHAL......Page 57
Footnotes......Page 70
A.D. 1662-1686......Page 71
Footnotes......Page 92
AN IRISH-AMERICAN WITCH......Page 93
A.D. 1689-1720......Page 102
A.D. 1807 TO PRESENT DAY......Page 117
Footnotes......Page 134

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