Christina Hole
Christina Hole was a British author known for her works on folklore and local customs. She wrote extensively on English traditions, contributing significantly to the field of folklore studies in the mid-20th century.
Books
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1. Witchcraft In England
A Survey of English Witchcraft from the Middle Ages to the Present Day
This comprehensive exploration delves into the historical and cultural evolution of witchcraft in England, tracing its roots from ancient folklore to its peak during the witch hunts of the 16th and 17th centuries. The narrative examines the societal fears and superstitions that fueled accusations and trials, while also highlighting the role of religion and politics in shaping public perception of witches. Through detailed accounts and analysis, the book offers a nuanced understanding of how witchcraft was perceived and the impact it had on English society over the centuries.
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2. Pulpits, Politics And Public Order In England, 1760–1832
This book delves into the intricate relationship between religious discourse, political dynamics, and societal order in England during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. It explores how the pulpit served as a powerful platform for political expression and social influence, reflecting the tensions and transformations of the era. The narrative examines the role of religious leaders in shaping public opinion and their impact on the evolving political landscape, highlighting the interplay between faith, governance, and community life during a period marked by significant change and reform.
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