Satan's Invisible World Discovered: The History of Witches, Ghosts, and Highland Seers

First published in 1685, George Sinclair’s Satan’s Invisible World Discovered is a classic of demonology and witch-lore—an unsettling record of witches, apparitions, hauntings, and the supernatural visions of Highland seers. Written in an age consumed by fear of sorcery and spectral visitations, Sinclair sought to prove the Devil’s unseen hand in the calamities and terrors that plagued mankind.

This book offers chilling accounts of witch trials, ghostly manifestations, possessions, and second sight, each presented as evidence of Satan’s influence over the visible and invisible worlds alike. For Sinclair, these stories were not mere curiosities but proof of a spiritual war raging beneath the surface of daily life.

Part occult history, part theological indictment, Satan’s Invisible World Discovered stands as one of the most enduring works on witchcraft and the supernatural in Scotland, capturing a time when belief in the Devil’s agency was both unquestioned and terrifyingly real.

Complete edition of George Sinclair’s 1685 classic

Explores witches, ghosts, possessions, and Highland visions of second sight

A cornerstone in the history of witch-lore, demonology, and ghost studies

Essential for collectors of occult literature, folklore, and Scottish history

To read these pages is to walk in a world where every shadow may conceal a witch, every dream a vision, and every haunting the work of the Devil himself.