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Samlesbury witches

Samlesbury witches

17th-century English women accused of witchcraft.

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  7. Black magic

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  8. Samlesbury Hall

    Historic house in Lancashire, England.

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  9. Lancaster Castle

    Castle in Lancaster, Lancashire, England.

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  1. Pendle witches

    English witch hunt and trial in 1612.

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    Historic house in Lancashire, England.

    4.3%

  3. English folklore

    Myths and legends of English culture.

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    Account of witch trials of 18–19 August 1612.

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