From the Enlightenment to the Victorian Occult Revival: historical theories, ahistorical practices?
William Stukeley, Stonehenge: a temple restored to the British Druids, bound with Abury: a temple of the British druids, with some others, described. London: Innys & Manby, 1740. Facsimile reprint, published in 1838. [Reserve 913.4231 STU/X]
Godfrey Higgins, The Celtic druids: or an attempt to shew that the Druids were the priests of oriental colonies who emigrated from India. London: Hunter, 1829. [Reserve 299.16 HIG/X]
William Borlase, Antiquities, historical and monumental, of the county of Cornwall... London: 1769. [Reserve 942.37 BOR/X]
John Campbell Colquhoun, An history of magic, witchcraft, and animal magnetism. London: Longman, Brown, etc., 1851. 2 vols. Bookplate of Sabine Baring-Gould. [Baring-Gould Library 0487]
Frederick Thomas Elworthy, The evil eye: an account of this ancient & widespread superstition. London: Murray, 1895. [Reserve 398.38 ELW]
A.R. Craig, The book of the hand: or, The science of modern palmistry, chiefly according to the systems of d'Arpentigny and Desbarolles, with some account of the gipsies. London: Sampson Low, Son & Marston, 1867. [Reserve 398.372 CRA]
Oliver Madox Hueffer, The book of witches. London: Eveleigh Nash, 1908. [Baring-Gould Library 0493]
Jules Bois, Le satanisme et la magie / avec une étude de J.-K.Huysmans. Paris: Chailley, 1896. With additional material by J.K. Huysmans. [Reserve 398.38 BOI]
Eliphas Lévi, Transcendental magic: its doctrine and ritual [A translation of Dogme et rituel de la haute magie… with a biographical preface by Arthur Edward Waite]. London: Redway, 1896. [Reserve 398.38 LEV]
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