According to Briggs (1998), around 1600, many of peasants doubted each other as a witchcraft; however, the number of the crofter brought to courts was small because there was suspicion for the peasants to the justice allocated by urban lawyers. It was believed that supernatural power that a witch was supposed to have was inherent. Rumour underpinned by assertions from a family practice would to label as a witch.
Parliament in France in the 15th had doubt at an existence of the witch although there was no obvious denial from it in terms of the witch’s presence. It claimed that the existence could not be confirmed by reliable evidence. Consequently, in 1682, a belief of the witch was regarded as dishonest behaviour. There was a wide prevalence
Parliament in France in the 15th had doubt at an existence of the witch although there was no obvious denial from it in terms of the witch’s presence. It claimed that the existence could not be confirmed by reliable evidence. Consequently, in 1682, a belief of the witch was regarded as dishonest behaviour. There was a wide prevalence