1734 tradition造句

• These include Cochrane's Craft and the 1734 Tradition, both of which trace their origins to Etymology ).
• Wilson founded the " 1734 Tradition " late 1973 and 1974 when he compiled the Flags, Flax and Fodder booklet.
• The "'1734 Tradition "'is a tradition of Robert Cochrane, the founder of Cochrane's Craft.
• Following correspondence with Cochrane in the mid 1960s, an American named Joseph Wilson founded a tradition called the 1734 Tradition, based on his teachings circa 1974.
• In certain " Traditional Witchcraft " traditions, different forms of literature are used, for instance in the 1734 Tradition, the published articles of Andrew Chumbley.
• Also in the 1960s, non-Gardnerian forms of Witchcraft ( which are sometimes viewed as Wicca, or sometimes as " Traditional Witchcraft " ) made their way to the USA . The American Joseph Bearwalker Wilson corresponded with the English Robert Cochrane prior to Cochrane's ritual suicide in 1966, and from this he founded the 1734 Tradition.