Focusing on women's roles in witchcraft trials, this study explores their experiences as both accused individuals and witnesses across eight countries surrounding the North Sea. It delves into the unique voices and perspectives of women in the Spanish Netherlands, Northern Germany, Denmark, Scotland, England, Norway, Sweden, and Finland, highlighting their significance in these historical events. The book sheds light on the cultural and societal implications of these trials, providing a comprehensive examination of women's contributions to the narratives of witchcraft.
