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For site on Gardnerian Wicca, see description below: Gardnerian Witchcraft is one of several established traditions within English Traditional Witchcraft. All Gardnerian covens trace their lineage and heritage to Gerald Brosseau Gardner, a retired English customs inspector who was co-founder of the first modern Craft coven in England, in the early 1950's. Many other Traditions have subsequently branched off from Gardneriansism; however, the original Tradition is still quietly alive and well, keeping to its charter of being the Hidden Children of the Goddess.

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• Gardnerian

  http://www.angelfire.com/moon2/mystique_angel/Gardnerian.html
  This articles tries to cover the basics of Gardnerian Wicca through discussion of History, Core beliefs, The role of clergy, Conduct and ways of worship.

• Gardnerian Tradition, The

  http://www.witchvox.com/trads/trad_gardnerian.html
  This Article covers history, beliefs, organizations, standards, holidays and worship.

• Newts Gard Page

  http://newt.00me.com/oldbie.html
  Information on History, Oaths, What it means to be Gardnerian and Teaching resources.

• Old Dorothy, Aidan Kelly and the History Question

  http://www.wildideas.net/temple/library/letters/dorothy.html
  An article that gives answers to questions regarding a Old Dorothy, the history or Gardnerianism and one of its major detractors.

• Phoenix Publishing

  http://www.phoenixpublishing.com/
  Phoenix Publishing provides a variety of books of interest to Gardnerians.

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