Series reading order: Past and Present Publications
This series presents rigorous academic work on the history of witchcraft and magic. The volumes examine the intersection of popular belief, religious zealotry, and state power during the early modern period. Readers will find detailed studies on specific regional cases, such as Bavaria, alongside broader thematic analyses of culture and belief. The collection offers a comprehensive view of how societies understood and prosecuted supernatural practices. These books serve as essential resources for understanding the legal and social contexts of witchcraft trials.