Charlotte-Rose Millar Volgorde van de boeken

Focusing on English witchcraft pamphlets from 1563 to 1736, this study examines the pivotal role of the Devil in shaping witchcraft narratives. It offers an in-depth analysis that reinterprets early modern beliefs about witchcraft, shedding light on how these pamphlets influenced public perception during a time of state-sanctioned persecutions. This comprehensive exploration enhances our understanding of the cultural and societal implications of witchcraft in England's history.