John Selden

England. Court of Star Chamber

Sir Robert Cotton

Richard James

Oliver St. John

Gilbert Barrell

Francis Russell Earl of Bedford

Sir Robert Heath

John Holles (Earl of Clare)

Robert Carr Earl of Somerset

Contemporary copy of statements from Robert Carr, John Holles, Francis Bedford, John Selden, Gilbert Barrell, Oliver St. John, and Richard James to the charges of circulating the pamphlet, A proposition to bridle Parliament, written in 1614 by Sir Robert Dudley, recommending the establishment of an arbitrary government; with the response from Robert Heath, attorney general.

Defense Statements Submitted to the Star Chamber

Sophie di Jorio

The Ending of the Words examines the thought and philosophy of the English magician Aleister Crowley through the lens of practical research. With an in-depth presentation of the source Tradition, the book introduces Thelema, the Law of the New Aeon declared by Crowley, to a modern readership. Includes a comprehensive glossary of Egyptian, Qabalistic and Thelemic terminology essential to the study of The Book of the Law.

The Ending of the Words : Magical Philosophy of Aleister Crowley

Oliver St. John

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