The History of Witchcraft Free Audiobook Download by Lois Martin

Brogan West is a college student who loves to read and study history. He also happens to be the narrator of the audiobook, "The History of Witchcraft". This audiobook is about the life and times of an original witch in 18th-century England. The story follows her trials and tribulations, how she was persecuted for being a witch and the events that led up to her death. The audiobook has four hours of content which is enough for one person to listen in two days.

There is a book called the history of witchcraft by Lois Martin, which was read and narrated by the author, Brogan West from her own personal experiences. The story starts with the author being a young witch who is trying to find her niche in life, but it doesn't take long for strange things to happen.

In this audiobook, Brogan West tells the history of witchcraft from its early beginnings to the present day. He explains how people have seen witches as cultural icons through time and how they shaped society's perceptions.

On a recent trip to the library, I was looking for something to listen to. The History of Witchcraft by Lois Martin sounded interesting and I downloaded it. Now I'm hooked on audiobooks and have started reading other books that are available as an audiobook too.

The History of Witchcraft was an audiobook narrated by Brogan West. This story was described as a "thrilling historical drama". It took place in the early 17th century, and it followed a young girl, Barbara, who lived in England. Barbara was put under extreme pressure to learn witchcraft by her family, but she refused to do so.

"You must stand firm on your witchcraft beliefs even when the world around you is at odds with them." ("Lois Martin") In this audiobook, "Brogan West" describes the history of witchcraft from its origins in ancient Greece to its present day. He explains how woman were persecuted because they were deemed "the witch of the coven" and women didn't have rights until modern times. The audiobook also discusses how as paganism took hold, it was thought that witches summoned the devil who would punish Christian society for breaking the contract between Christians and witches by taking away their crops.