You know, the last traditional witchcraft trial that resulted in an execution happened in 1682.
Three women, Temperance Lloyd, Susannah Edwards, and Mary Trembles, were all hanged.
The last witchcraft trial in England, period, was in 1717, but she was acquitted, thankfully.
It always comes back to that, doesn't it? Then in 1735, the Witchcraft Act was passed in England, which made pretending to be a witch a crime.
You know, the last traditional witchcraft trial that resulted in an execution happened in 1682.
Three women, Temperance Lloyd, Susannah Edwards, and Mary Trembles, were all hanged.
The last witchcraft trial in England, period, was in 1717, but she was acquitted, thankfully.
It always comes back to that, doesn't it? Then in 1735, the Witchcraft Act was passed in England, which made pretending to be a witch a crime.
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