Description
Religion and the Decline of Magic
In this fascinating and detailed book Religion and the Decline in Magic, Keith Thomas shows how magic, like the medieval Church, offered an explanation for misfortune and a means of redress in times of adversity. The supernatural thus had its own practical utility in daily life. Some forms of magic were challenged by the Protestant Reformation, but only with the increased search for scientific explanation of the universe did the English people begin to abandon their recourse to the supernatural.
Features;
- Folio Society First Edition
- Publisher Folio Society, London; 2012
- Hardback Bound in Dark-Blue Buckram and Blocked with a Design by Grady McFerrin, 413,533pp
- Introduced by Hilary Mantel
- Size 260 x 175mm, 2.8kg
Condition: Near Fine – Very Light Shelf Rub to Slip and Crease to Top of Page 851 in Vol 2 (Most Likely Caused During Binding)
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