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It was central; attendance at church was legally required.
The European witch hunts in the late 16th century.
Unexplainable events like illness or bad harvests were blamed.
In 1562, defining penalties for witchcraft.
Cunning folk helped, while black witches caused harm.
Agnes Waterhouse in the Chelmsford trial of 1566.
Usually by hanging, unlike burning in other European countries.
Village conflicts and repression of women played key roles.
A supernatural entity assisting witches in their practices.
Death for killing or harming through witchcraft.
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