An Introduction to Keith Thomas’ Religion And The Decline Of Magic- Macat History Analysis

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[@TheModernHermeticist]

it's good book, though not without its fundamental issues.

[@oliverpeyton7017]

What on earth is that supposed to mean? 'Not without its fundamental issues'? As an academic historian myself, I sincerely doubt whether this person has even picked up Keith Thomas's book, let alone read it.

[@dienaong3186]

I remember how happy I was when I was able to afford a paperback copy of the book in 1995 at the University of the Philippines bookstore.

[@dienaong3186]

I remember how happy I was when I was able to afford a paperback copy of the book in 1995 at the University of the Philippines bookstore.Books are a scarce resource here.

[@dienaong3186]

I remember how happy I was when I was able to afford a paperback copy of the book in 1995 at the University of the Philippines bookstore.Books are a scarce resource here.