Witchcraft in England Book

	Series Introduction
	Volume Introduction
	Witchcraft in Tudor and Stuart Essex	2
	Popular Culture? Witches, Magistrates, and Divines in Early Modern England	21
	Lord Hale, Witches, and Rape	48
	Lord Hale, Witches and Rape	67
	Elizabeth Lowys: Witch and Social Victim, 1564	79
	A Noted Case of Witchcraft at North Moreton, Berks, in the Early 17th Century	87
	The Context of Witchcraft: The Case of Jane Wenham (1712)	94
	Northamptonshire in the History of Witchcraft	119
	The Church Courts at York and Witchcraft Prosecutions 1567-1640	126
	Robert Radcliffe, Fifth Earl of Sussex: Witchcraft Accusations	154
	Witch-Hunting and Belief in 1751: The Case of Thomas Colley and Ruth Osborne	161
	Witch Trials in Jersey	177
	Observations on Some Documents Relating to Magic in the Reign of Queen Elizabeth	197
	A Note on the Survival of Popular Christian Magic	207
	Some Instances of Image-Magic in Great Britain	212
	Medicine and Witchcraft in the Days of Sir Thomas Browne	227
	Sir Thomas Browne and Witchcraft: A Cautionary Tale for Contemporary Law and Psychiatry	249
	The Conflict between Reason and Magic in Seventeenth-Century England: A Case Study of the Vaughan-More Debate	261
	The Physician and Witchcraft in Restoration England	285
	Joseph Glanvill, Witchcraft, and Seventeenth-Century Science	299
	Acknowledgments	327