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A vivid account of the largest act of civil disobedience in US history, in Richard Nixon's Washington

Avividaccount of the largest act of civil disobedience in UShistory, in Richard Nixon's Washington

The biography explores W. H. Davies's remarkable journey from humble beginnings in Newport to his experiences as a hobo in America and his eventual rise as a prominent writer in England. It delves into key themes such as ethics, creativity, and social justice, while highlighting his emergence alongside the Georgian Poets and his relationship with Edward Thomas. The narrative also examines his significant work, Young Emma, which details his marriage to a young prostitute, offering insights into his personal life and literary evolution.

Focusing on the North Berwick witch hunt, this volume explores key concepts of witchcraft and demonology through the lens of King James's multifaceted role in the trials. It presents previously unpublished legal documents alongside accessible versions of historical texts, including "News from Scotland" and "Demonology." Comprehensive introductory sections and notes contextualize the material within Scottish court politics, social history, and the evolution of witchcraft prosecutions before 1590, while integrating contemporary scholarship on European witchcraft history.