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    THE ‘WITCH’ WHO WALKED FREE

    Apr 11, 2020 2 minutes

    s explored in the article on page 22 of this issue, belief in and responses to witchcraft in early modern Scottish society is an intriguing and important part of any understanding of social and gender relations, as well as political and legal perspectives of the time. The Society has published a good

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