Witchfinders

A Seventeenth-Century English Tragedy

Malcolm Gaskill

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$30.50 • £24.95 • €27.50

ISBN 9780674025424

Publication Date: 10/31/2007

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384 pages

2 halftones, 35 line illustrations, 2 maps

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Illustrations
Preface
Author’s Note
Map
Prologue
I. Complication
- 1. Origins
- 2. Strange Effects
- 3. The Initiation
- 4. Dark Horizons
- 5. First Blood
II. Unravelling
- 6. Malignants
- 7. Hellish Invention
- 8. Contagion
- 9. Sticklers
- 10. The Biter Bit
Epilogue

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