Three Jacobean witchcraft plays Housing and homelessness

Three Jacobean witchcraft plays Housing and homelessnessFor Jacobean society, witchcraft was a potent and very real force, an area of sharp controversy in which King James I himself participated and a phenomenon that attracted many dramatists and writers. The three plays in this volume reflect the variety of belief in witches and practice of witchcraft in the Jacobean period. Jacobean understanding of witchcraft is illuminated by the close study of these contrasting texts in relation to each other, and to

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giving voice to ordinary people and the variety of experiences within the nation

the narrator reflects on the very nature of inverts and the secret society of which they must belong

A study of La Mothe Le Vayer's 'Lettre sur la comedie de L'Imposteur'

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