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Maggie's Grave by David Sodergren

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There would be no trial, no chance to defend herself. But what did that matter? The trials were a sham, a cruel mockery of justice. She had witnessed many herself. Bind her wrists and ankles and throw her in the river. If she floats, she’s ...more

Ahh, the witches trials... The main period for witch trials spanned from roughly 1450 to 1750 in Early Modern Europe and Colonial America, with a peak of prosecutions from 1580 to 1630. The trials were not limited to a single region but were concentrated in parts of Germany, Switzerland, and Scotland, with other notable instances in England, France, and the American colonies (like the Salem trials).