Witchcraft in Illinois

This book examines witchcraft as it appeared in Illinois, likely through local history, folklore, or legal and social reporting. Its significance lies in showing how witchcraft beliefs persisted beyond Europe and were shaped by American regional life; readers can expect case material, anecdotes, and historical reflection.

John H. Gunn is an obscure figure whose connection to esoteric or occult literature is not clear enough for confident biographical identification. I can only note that the name appears to belong to a writer or compiler in a related bibliographic context.