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Disappearing Acts: Stage Magic and the Illusion of the Body | Comparative Critical Studies
Although Heinrich Kramer's Malleus Maleficarum (The Witches ’ Hammer) (c. 1487) already distinguished illusions effected by the skill of conjurers and ventriloquists from witchcraft,.
Goodare (ed.), The Scottish Witch-Hunt in Context | The Scottish Historical Review
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Southey and Shelley Reconsidered | Romanticism
Thalaba, VIII. 332–9). Repetition and incantation, as though the Witches of Macbeth were transmuted into a Romantic realm, give these lines, and the whole speech, a siren-like hold over
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Graves, Parliaments of Early Modern Europe | The Scottish Historical Review
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Micheál Ó Siochrú & Jane Ohlmeyer (eds), Ireland: 1641. Context and reactions | Journal of Scottish Historical Studies
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The Queen's ‘Little Trip’: The Royal Visit to Scotland in 1842 | The Scottish Historical Review
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Fanaticism | Psychoanalysis and History
misinterpreted. The result of early infantile projection is to people the external world with such utterly unrealistic creatures as gods, devils, ogres, witches , and a lot of unaccountable, uncontrollable, magical forces