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The Purgative Way
Ginzburg goes on to examine how the Inquisition came to believe the benandanti to be witches themselves
and 22 colored illustrations
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prophecies and the involvement of Satan and Christ in these "end times" are clearly stated
WITCHCRAFT IN TUDOR & STUART ENGLAND - 1st, 1970 WITCHES PERSECUTION 1500s-1600s EARTH / ANIMALS The Purgative WayWITCHCRAFT IN TUDOR AND STUART ENGLAND: A REGIONAL AND COMPARATIVE STUDY Book Details + Condition: Routledge & Kegan Paul (London). First Edition, 1970. By Alan Macfarlane. Hardcover with dust jacket. 334 pages, with Bibliography and Index. Includes illustrations, tables and maps throughout, with one being a large foldout. From the jacket: "Witchcraft beliefs and accusations flourished as never before in 16th and 17th century England. This study of
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