Early Modern Crime: Witchcraft
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A source analysis worksheet exploring attitudes and beliefs about witchcraft during the Early Modern period.
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Early Modern Crime: Witchcraft
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Source Analysis on Witchcraft
Source A: The Malleus Maleficarum
"It is clear that witches are evil spirits in human form, and they work against the Church and the community by their evil deeds. They must be identified, tried, and punished accordingly. The Devil has given them power, and they spread harm through their spells and curses. The fear of witches is justified because they threaten the moral order of society and the faith of Christians. Therefore, it is necessary to root out this evil and prevent its spread." Provenance: Heinrich Kramer, 1487, Treatise on Witch-Hunting
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