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Nothing screams 'enlightened European civilization' like fighting magic with aggressive littering. If you got sick in the 1600s, the logical medical response…
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By 1682, the scientific revolution was supposed to be in full swing, yet the English town of Bideford still hung three women because the locals couldn't…
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Glass witch balls were extremely popular in eighteenth-century England where they were hung in windows under the mystical belief that their shiny surfaces…
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Puritans in colonial Massachusetts didn't actually burn any witches at the stake during the infamous Salem trials, they exclusively hanged them or in one case…
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A four means you absolutely thrive on spreadsheets and rigid schedules. You are the foundation of society, meaning you actually do the work while everyone…
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Heinrich Kramer wrote the Malleus Maleficarum in 1486 as a comprehensive guidebook for identifying, torturing, and executing witches, heavily focusing on the…
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