PART ONE: WITCHCRAFT IN EARLY MODERN ENGLAND1.
Introduction
2. Elite perspectives on witchcraft: demonology, the law and
educated culture
3. Witch trials, witchcraft accusations and the problem of
community
4. Witch beliefs: the broader spectrum
5. The decline of witchcraft
PART TWO: ASSESSMENT
6. Summing up
PART THREE: DOCUMENTS
Bibliography
Index
Jim Sharpe is Professor of History at the University of York. He has written widely on the history of witchcraft.
"Altogether a fascinating and stimulating read" "Local History"
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