Uncover the roots of rational inquiry and skepticism with The Discoverie of Witchcraft (1886) by Reginald Scot, edited by Brinsley Nicholson. Originally published in 1584, Reginald Scot’s landmark work stands as one of the earliest and boldest denunciations of witch hunts, magic superstitions, and the persecution of so-called witches. This 1886 edition, edited by scholar Brinsley Nicholson, preserves and expands upon the original text with scholarly notes and historical insights, making it essential for both readers of occult history and defenders of reason. Scot’s writing is a fearless defense of logic and justice in a time dominated by fear and ignorance. Aimed at exposing the falsehoods of witchcraft trials and the manipulation of public belief by the church and courts, The Discoverie of Witchcraft is not only a fascinating historical document but also a powerful early voice of scientific skepticism. This premium leather-bound edition is elegantly designed for collectors, historians, and bibliophiles alike. It is perfect for those interested in the occult, witchcraft history, and the evolution of critical thought.