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Conduct and Outcomes of the Trial
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What motivated judges Bromley & Altham during the Lancaster witch trials?

Desire to gain King James I's favour

When was the main Lancaster witch trial held?

18-19 August 1612

What crime was Old Chattox formally charged with?

Murder of Robert Nutter 18 years earlier

How did Elizabeth Device behave at the start of her trial?

Taken from courtroom kicking & screaming

What was James Device's physical condition during his trial?

Unable to speak or stand, had to be held

What happened to Anne Redferne across her two trials?

Not guilty first trial, guilty second

What made Alice Nutter unusual among the accused witches?

From a relatively high-status family

What sentence did Margaret Pearson receive?

Four days in the pillory

What was Thomas Potts' role in the Lancaster witch trials?

Clerk of the Court

When was Potts' account 'The Wonderfull Discoverie of Witches' published?

1613

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