The Magic of Rogues: Necromancers in Early Tudor England, Magic in History Sourcebooks by Frank Klassen and Sharon Hubbs Wright (The Pennsylvania State University Press, 2021) Paperback

The Magic of Rogues: Necromancers in Early Tudor England, Magic in History Sourcebooks by Frank Klassen and Sharon Hubbs Wright (The Pennsylvania State University Press, 2021) PaperbackFrank Klassen and Sharon Hubbs Wright. The Magic of Rogues: Necromancers in Early Tudor England, Magic in History Sourcebooks. The Pennsylvania State University Press, 2021. Paperback edition. 261 pages. Condition: New Description from the publisher: In 1510, nine men were tried in the Archbishops Court in York for attempting to find and extract a treasure on the moor near Mixindale through necromantic magic. Two decades later, William Neville and his

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