The Golden Bough: A Study in Magic and Religion

The book is in hardcover format with a dust jacket that exhibits noticeable wear, including tears and edge wear. The binding is intact, and there are no inscriptions or library markings. The pages are clean and legible, making it a suitable addition for collectors and enthusiasts of anthropological literature.

"The Golden Bough: A Study in Magic and Religion" by Sir James George Frazer is a seminal work in the fields of anthropology and folklore. Published by The Macmillan Company in 1951, this edition is a one-volume, abridged version, making Frazer's comprehensive study accessible to a broader audience. Originally published in 1922, this 1951 printing was reset from new plates, reflecting its continued importance in the study of comparative religion and mythology. Sir James George Frazer, a noted scholar, explores the connections between ancient and modern belief systems, providing insights into the universal themes of magic and religion. This edition is particularly valuable for its concise presentation of Frazer's extensive research. The book is in hardcover format, with a dust jacket that shows signs of wear, including tears and edge wear, but remains intact. This copy is not a first edition, but it is a significant printing for collectors interested in the history of anthropology and religious studies.