The Devil in Britain and America

Exploring the cultural and historical perceptions of the devil in both Britain and America, this work delves into folklore, literature, and societal beliefs. John Ashton examines various representations of evil, tracing the evolution of the devil's image through different eras and contexts. The book highlights how these depictions reflect the fears and moral values of the times, offering insights into the human psyche and the impact of superstition on society. It serves as a fascinating study of the interplay between culture and the concept of evil.