The Cunning Man's Handbook: The Practice of English Folk Magic 1550-1900
by Jim Baker
The Cunning Man's Handbook explores English folk magic from 1550 to 1900. Jim Baker examines this distinctive historical tradition in a practical, accessible format, making the book a useful resource for readers interested in folklore, social history, and the development of magical practices in England.
About This Book
The Cunning Man's Handbook examines the practice of English folk magic across the period from 1550 to 1900.
Jim Baker presents the subject in handbook form, offering an accessible resource focused on a distinctive area of English history and folklore.
Spanning several centuries, the book provides historical context for understanding folk magic and the traditions associated with it.
Suitable for readers interested in folklore, social history, and the study of traditional magical practices.
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