WITCHCRAFT AT THE LAMB INN BRISTOL.
Leicester, UK: Vance Harvey Publishing, 1971. First Edition Thus (& 1st printing). Octavo, original publisher's green cloth lettered in gilt on spine and front panel, laid endpapers. 60 pp. Issued in a limited edition of 1,000 copies. Small mark to cloth on rear cover, a fine copy, without dust jacket as issued. Item #314156
¶ The Lamb Inn in Bristol was the site of a notable poltergeist case in the 18th century, with allegations of witchcraft and a "night spirit" tormenting the family of the innkeeper, Richard Giles. This is a facsimile reprint of "A Narrative of Some Extraordinary Things That happened to Mr. Richard Gile's Children, at the Lamb, Without Lawford's-Gate, Bristol; Supposed to be the Effect of Witchcraft...." published in Bristol by R. Edwards, Broad-Street, in 1800.
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