This wonderful thesis 'Text A: Teasing Out the Influences on Early Gardnerian Witchcraft as Evidenced in the Personal Writings of Gerald Brosseau Gardner' by Lisa Crandell has been passed around from witch to witch - and as I'm already only seventeen pages in I'm feeling a great deal of the knowledge I've been taking in forming into the one marvellous piece of work - all 501 pages of it in total!
TheWica.co.uk also walks you through various elements already found within the above thesis as well as more detail around the life of Gerald Gardner.
Enjoy!
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I can heartily recommend Ronald Hutton's "Triumph of the Moon" (http://www.amazon.com/The-Triumph-Moon-History-Witchcraft/dp/0192854496) for a great overview of some of the impulses and cultural forces that directly influenced the development of early Wicca.
Also, Phillip Heselton's excellent work on Gardner is invaluable:
http://www.amazon.com/Wiccan-Roots-Gardner-Witchcraft-Revival/dp/1861631103/ref=pd_sim_b_40?ie=UTF8&refRID=1KPN5P6Z91GE6JV2EM5B is the first, but all of his books on the subject are must reads.
Thanks heaps Andrew :)
For a personal account of reltively early Alexandrian Craft I'd recommend Stewart Farrar's "What Witches Do". It really conveys the feel of that style very well I think. :)
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