Discover the fascinating world of witch trials in the early modern period. This book takes you into an era where history, religion and law intertwined in the pursuit of uncovering witches.

A detailed look at witch hunts

The Witch-Hunt in Early Modern Europe presents a thorough analysis of the phenomenon of witch trials that shaped the culture and history of Europe. This publication examines the social, religious and legal aspects that led to the mass persecution of women and men branded as witches.

The book offers the reader a deep insight into the mechanisms of these trials and shows what their consequences were for early modern society. This enables a better understanding of both the historical context and the impact of this dark period.

Why you will love this book

This publication is not only an important historical source but also an engagingly written work that will appeal to anyone interested in history, anthropology or law. An ideal choice for students, researchers and history enthusiasts.

Product benefits

• In-depth historical analysis of the events surrounding witch trials.
• Interdisciplinary approach covering history, law and religion.
• Suitable for a wide range of readers - from specialists to history enthusiasts.
• Engaging and informative reading that broadens horizons.
• Unique resource for understanding one of the darkest chapters of European history.

General product characteristics

• The book focuses on the early modern period in Europe.
• It analyzes the social, legal and religious contexts of witch trials.
• It enables understanding of the historical impacts of the persecution of witches.
• The text is written in English and is intended for readers interested in an in-depth analysis of history.
• The product is ideal for study and for expanding knowledge in the field of European history.