Witchcraft from the Inside

Raymond Buckland, who introduced Gardnerian Wicca to the United States, presents an early overview of witchcraft's history and practice from a believer's perspective. Influenced by Margaret Murray's theories, he traces a supposed continuous witch religion and describes contemporary covens. Its historical claims are outdated, but it is a significant document of how Wicca presented itself to the American public in its formative years.