Books
Journal of Illustration
Includes a visual essay by Hayley Potter on pages 253-277, Arts University Bournemouth on “Drawing to Discover the British witch”. Hayley researched this project in part at the Museum …
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Jesus of Nazareth
the author, Pope Benedict XVI seeks to ‘restore’ Jesus’s reputation from recent ‘popular depictions’. Seeks to reveal Jesus’s true identity as discovered in the Gospels
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The Devils of Loudon
Urbain Grandier was burned at the stake at Loudon, France in 1634 accused of being a sorcerer responsible for the possession by devils of a whole convent of nuns Huxley’s …
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Highland Folk Ways
Ancient customs, crafts and techniques of the Scottish Highlands the clothes, cooking, utensils, weapons, fishing, farming and building of our ancestors placed in historical context Clansmen and crofters the author …
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The North Coast of Cornwall
North Cornwall in the late 19th century, its countryside, sites, people and their work Social Historyand folklore of North Cornwall Morwenstow, Bude Bay, BoscastleTintagel, Pentire, St Enodock, Padstow, Mawgan Porth, …
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Of Shadows (Hardback)
Hardback publication of photographs depicting objects from the Museum of Witchcraft & Magic. Donated by Author
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Bede – Ecclesiastical History of the English People
written in AD731, the first account of Anglo Saxon England ever written From Julius Caesar’s invasion in 1st Century BC through Kings, Bishops, Monks and Nuns who helped develop government …
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The Radical Tradition
The role of selected saints in improving justice and promoting peace. Their place in the development of history from well known saints to the virtually unknown edited by Gilbert Markus, …
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The Holy Thorn Reliquary
Made to house a single thorn believed to be from Christ’s crown of thorns at his crucifixion, this 30.5cm gold and enamel reliquary, decorated with precious stones was commissioned around …
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101 Cornish Lives
101 Cornish people who are, or should be famous Brief biographies of Cornish people who have made significant contributions in one way or another: saints, heroes and villains
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Saint Joan of Arc
Jeanne D’Arc, biography, detailed history and miracles examined born 6th January 1412, burned as a heretic 30th May 1431, canonised as a saint 1920
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The Oxford Book of English Traditional Verse
Anthology of English Traditional Verse, the literary constituent of traditional, or folk song from high ballads to minor songs largely created by ‘working class’ communities and handed down the generations …
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