by Tarl Warwick (Editor), Edward Anwyl (Author)

Edward Anwyl's "Celtic Religion" is one of the finest examples of the burgeoning anthropological mindset of the early 20th century applied to religion and spirituality. Combining linguistics, archaeology, and historical accounts, it draws on the writings of Caesar, and others, to make its case. Although slightly dated on some counts, its serious look at Druidism and its interesting compilation of other sources makes it definitely worth review for the serious spiritual scholar.