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• - Links and research into European and English witch hunts. Also links for grieving parents.
  
• - A link collection.
  
• - Article about the myth about "the burning times" by Arlea Æðelwyrd Hunt-Anschütz. Published in the Spring 1999 issue of Connections Journal.
  
• - Compiled by I. Marc Carlson.
  
• - Then and now. A list by names and dates of death.
  
• - Article by Mary Coghill.
  
• - Collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society Boston, 1883, 1-29, 3rd series.
  
• - Unabridged online republication of the 1928 edition. Introduction to the 1948 edition is also included. Translation, notes, and two introductions by Montague Summers.
  
• - Personal and historical perspectives on the pursuit of witches and witchcraft in early modern Europe.
  
• - A collection of articles and some links.
  
• - About witch hunts through the centuries to the present, including victims, hunters, role of the church, hypotheses on their psychological basis of the fear of witchcraft, bibliography, links, and picture and text archives. [Audio plugin not compatible wit
  
• - An archive of texts and documents.
  
• - Tried in England at the very end of the witch-hunting craze of 1550 to 1660.
  
• - Describes the witchtrials at Lindheim 1664.
  
• - The history of witchcraft and magic is usually concerned with the era of the witch-trials, a period that officially ended in Britain with the passing of the Witchcraft Act of 1736.
  
• - Witchcraft trial on Long Island and the settlement of Sayville, with information about people accused of being witches in New York.
  
• - The story of the Pendle Witches, detailing their family backgrounds, their alleged crimes, trial and terrible fate.
  
• - A historical archive of witchhunt and witchcraft in Finland, based on studies by Ph.D. Antero Heikkinen, lawyer and historically oriented lawyer and criminologist Timo Kervinen, and Ph.D Marko Nenonen.
  
• - Describes the illegal trial where a lady named Mary Ingelman was accused, found guilty and tortured for being a witch in 1792 in Fairfield County, South Carolina, USA.
  
• - A report focusing on freedom of religion; it's supporters and it's detractors. Includes examples of Christian based political and legal acts against non-christian people.
  
• - Collect and disseminate bibliographical information about books and articles in many languages about witchcraft in early modern Europe.
  
• - A starting-point for research into the European witch trials of the medieval through enlightenment periods.
  
• - An estimate of the number of persons killed during medieval witch hunts.
  
• - The history of witch hunting in Germany and Europe.
  
• - A case study of the european witch hunts, c. 1450-1750 and witch hunts today.
  
• - A chapter from the book "The Dark Side of Christian History".