Joseph Glanvill
Joseph Glanvill
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Abounding in melancholy blood, who did imagine that his nose was grown to that greatness that he durst not go abroad for fear that it should be hurt or jostled upon by those he met. " 1 The book seems to have had considerable success. Thereupon Glanvill and More pre- pared to answer this defender of old women, whom More, reminiscent of Spenser, courte- ously dubbed "a Squire of Hags. " They made ready a new and expanded edition of the Sadu- cismus, but Glanvill dying in 1680, it was seen throug...h the press by More alone in 1681. It contains besides the matter in the previous edi- tions, Henry More's The True Notion of a Spirit (from his Uncheiridion Metaphysician) ; a new Essay by Glanvill, The Proof of Apparitions from Holy Scripture ; various new relations ; and an account of the famous witchcraft at 1 Op. Cit. , p. 34.
GHOST STORIES AND WITCHCRAFT 173 Mohra in Sweden, translated by Anthony Hor- neck. The second of these additions is in direct reply to Webster's contention in regard to the Witch of Endor and the demoniacs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Abounding in melancholy blood, who did imagine that his nose was grown to that greatness that he durst not go abroad for fear that it should be hurt or jostled upon by those he met. " 1 The book seems to have had considerable success. Thereupon Glanvill and More pre- pared to answer this defender of old women, whom More, reminiscent of Spenser, courte- ously dubbed "a Squire of Hags. " They made ready a new and expanded edition of the Sadu- cismus, but Glanvill dying in 1680, it was seen throug...h the press by More alone in 1681. It contains besides the matter in the previous edi- tions, Henry More's The True Notion of a Spirit (from his Uncheiridion Metaphysician) ; a new Essay by Glanvill, The Proof of Apparitions from Holy Scripture ; various new relations ; and an account of the famous witchcraft at 1 Op. Cit. , p. 34.
GHOST STORIES AND WITCHCRAFT 173 Mohra in Sweden, translated by Anthony Hor- neck. The second of these additions is in direct reply to Webster's contention in regard to the Witch of Endor and the demoniacs.
What to read after Joseph Glanvill?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ferris Greenslet to read onlineMoreLess
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