A group of witches offering wax effigies to the Devil in a 17th century woodcut print. Beliefs about what witchcraft involved changed over time. By the 1500s, organised Christian religion had ...
The notion of accusing women of being witches that worked for the devil arrived in England in the late 1500s, when King James I brought in the practice after becoming paranoid in Scotland.
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