Book Summary and Reviews of The Vatican's Exorcists by Tracy Wilkinson

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This book is certainly not an apologia for exorcisms, but it will appeal to those looking for a fascinating history and some thoughtful commentary from proponents and skeptics alike." - PW.
"Ultimately doesn't deliver the substance its subject deserves. " - Kirkus.

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