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Witchcraft, Wicca & Paganism

Witchcraft and Its Transformations, c.1650–c.1750

by Ian Bostridge

A study of how debates about witchcraft in England and Scotland became bound up with politics and theology after the Restoration. Bostridge argues that belief and scepticism carried party meanings and reinterprets the repeal of 1736.

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