J Michelet

R impression inchang e de l' dition originale de 1860.

R impression inchang e de l' dition originale de 1860.

Reproduction of the original: Priests, Women, and Families by J. Michelet

Reproduction of the original: Priests, Women, and Families by J. Michelet

A book written in the early 1800's, La Sorciere gives us an insight into thinking of that time period concerning where the power of witches comes from. Although most contemporary witches will deny the presence of Satan or demons as their power source, the thinking of the Christian church would probably agree with what this text says. It is accepted that witches do not generally accept Satan as any kind of master or lord and each witch has his or her own theology that describes their beliefs. This book however seeks to quash all those pagan ideas and gives credit to where the original authour thinks it is due.

Priests, Women, and Families is a classic and controversial religious history text by J. Michelet. In presenting a New Issue of "PRIESTS, WOMEN, AND FAMILIES", we meet a want--a necessity--of Society. The CONFESSIONAL UNMASKED, which so faithfully portrayed the Romish and Ritualistic Priest, and which was so unjustly and illegally suppressed by the violence and intrigues of Priests and those whom they "directed," was too plain in its utterances for general reading.