Female power: witchcraft and gender in Elizabethan England. “Ioane Cunny, liuing very lewdly, hauing two lewde Daughters, no better then naughty packs, had two Bastard Children: beeing both boyes, these two Children we

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Date: 2006-05-19 11:58:34 Cultural anthropology Magic Legal history Anthropology Anthropology of religion Witch-hunt Witch-cult hypothesis Matthew Hopkins Witch trials in the Early Modern period Witchcraft Folklore Witch trials		Female power: witchcraft and gender in Elizabethan England. “Ioane Cunny, liuing very lewdly, hauing two lewde Daughters, no better then naughty packs, had two Bastard Children: beeing both boyes, these two Children we Add to Reading List Source URL: www.witchtrials.co.uk Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,57 MB Share Document on Facebook

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