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Jane Wenham (morta nel 1730) è una delle ultime condannate a morte per stregoneria in Inghilterra. La sua convinzione è stata annullata. Il suo processo di 4 marzo 1712 è considerato, a torto, l'ultimo processo di caccia alle streghe in Inghilterra.
Jane Wenham (presunta bruja) Jane Wenham (fallecida en 1730) fue una de las últimas personas en ser condenadas a muerte por brujería en Inglaterra, aunque su condena fue anulada. Su juicio en 1712 es generalmente pero erróneamente considerado el último juicio por brujería en Inglaterra. 1 .
The Last Witch. Hertford is remarkable for having been the scene of the last occasion when a person was condemned to death for Witchcraft in England. The witch in question was Jane Wenham, of Walkern, who had apparently long held a reputation in the village for being a wise woman. This seemed to annoy her, and in 1712 she complained to a ...
6 ott 2015 · Walkern, 1712. After decades free from witch hunts, Walkern’s cunning woman Jane Wenham is blamed for a tragic death – and charged with witchcraft. A terrifying ordeal begins, as the village is torn between those who want to save her life, and those who claim to want to save her soul. Inspired by events in a Hertfordshire village, Rebecca ...
Jane Wenham (morta nel 1730) fu una delle ultime persone a essere condannata a morte per stregoneria in Inghilterra, sebbene la sua condanna fosse stata annullata. Il suo processo nel 1712 è comunemente ma erroneamente considerato l'ultimo processo alle streghe in Inghilterra.
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31 ott 2019 · A Full and Impartial Account of the Discovery of Sorcery and Witchcraft (1712), by Francis Bragge. Written by clergyman’s son Francis Bragge, the pamphlet provides a detailed account of the case against Jane Wenham, a woman convicted of witchcraft in that year. Bragge himself was a witness at her trial. While it’s hard to know exactly what ...
