One of the most fascinating of the first-hand medieval witchcraft accounts. This book tells the story of the Flower family, accused of witchcraft against their lord's family who dwelt in Beaver Castle. It contains several confessions as well as accounts by various interrogators. It is an especially good source for the explanation of the use of animal familiars; one Rutterkin the cat plays a dominant role in the narratives. A fascinating read and window into the medieval psyche.
Printed on 24lb. parchment paper and bound with metal screws. Printed in beautiful medieval font with reproductions of the original woodcuts.
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