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Witches, charmers, and cattle
Animals were an essential part of everyday life in early modern Scotland, and so it is no surprise that they were often caught up in witch-belief. Dr Lizanne Henderson unpicks this relationship between livestock and magic with specific reference to cattle
Cattle are often central characters within witchcraft trials, overwhelmingly with a woman named as the suspect
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