1-6 of about 6 matches for site:www.worldspirituality.org lancashire court
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the fact that the witches sometimes rode on horses.[5] The Lancashire witches (1613), after the
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au Diable nous vous recognoissons pour nostre maistre, nostre Dieu, nostre Createur'.[2] The Lancashire witch, Margaret Johnson, 1633
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especially in the north were afloat. The noblemen of Lancashire had met and
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end to the religious dispute. Heedless of repeated rebuffs, he passed from court to court
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put to death.[1] The great trial of the Lancashire witches in 1613
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were abomination to rehearse it.'[1] At Forfar Helen Guthrie told the court that Andrew Watson 'made