Wicca: Magickal Beginnings : a Study of the Possible Origins of the Rituals and Pracitces Found in this Modern Tradition of Pagan Witchcraft and Magick Resin's Each card is part of

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Wicca: Magickal Beginnings : a Study of the Possible Origins of the Rituals and Pracitces Found in this Modern Tradition of Pagan Witchcraft and Magick Resin's Each card is part ofAuthor; Sorita d'Este & David Rankin The origins of the Wiccan Tradition have long been a subject of debate amongst practitioners and scholars alike. Did Gerald Gardner invent the tradition? Is Wicca a survival of a British folk magick system? Could it be a continuation of a European tradition of Pagan Witchcraft? Might it be that it evolved from Victorian ceremonial magick, or perhaps it is the modern manifestation of the medieval Grimoire Tradition?