"The Witch-Cult in Western Europe: A Study in Anthropology" by Margaret Alice Murray delves into the study of the witch cult in Great Britain. The author explores the beliefs, rituals, and organization of witches, tracing their practices back to pre-Christian times. The book challenges traditional perceptions of witchcraft, discussing encounters with the Devil, political implications of trials, identification methods, rituals, fertility rites, familiars, and specific witch trials. Through detailed accounts and historical references, Murray provides insights into the complex world of witchcraft in Western Europe.