Witchcraft in Early Modern England

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Exploring the intricate relationship between witchcraft and society in Early Modern England, this work delves into the cultural, legal, and theological dimensions of witchcraft beliefs. It examines the social dynamics that fueled witch hunts, the role of gender in accusations, and the impact of the Reformation on witchcraft perceptions. By analyzing historical cases and contemporary reactions, the book provides insight into how fear and superstition shaped community interactions and influenced legal practices during this tumultuous period.