Witchcraft: Yesterday and Today

Everyone knows the Salem Witch's test, but the Lancashire witch, even what has happened today. Historically, people were sentenced to jail and hanged for being accused of magical charges. The reason why people are condemned is the same as all trials, and even love and crops, death, illness, doubt, misfortune, even different races and even different people, to make magical attention as an answer It is enough. The notorious Salem Witch trial took place at Salem Village from 1692 to 1969 and is currently taking place at Danvers, Massachusetts.

Today 's society gets angry when people do not get their rights. However, at the time, the early 17th century was not exactly yesterday. It is important to see how society at that time saw the trials of magic and their ideas. It is easiest to consider the entire society as a self-cruel, cruel, witch burner (you know, A - a typical Hollywood witch you saw in a movie burn). But that is not the case. Like all other magical trials, Johannes Junius's trial lacks logic, humanity, and justice. However, this type of corruption is not to the public, but these responsibilities should be attributed to the judge. This article is intended to infer that society did not approve the case.

Even in most societies today, magic is not part of everyday life, but witch trials and witches are still an important part of history (magic of Elizabethan era). The death toll from the wild boar plague at that time was even larger, and the death toll from the execution of the witch was increasing. Pest was transmitted by mice infected with fleas that mediate this disease, so the plague became infectious. But during hunting, people think that cats are related to witches and their black magic, so they begin to kill cats and witches. The problem with decreasing number of cats is an increase in mouse population. There are people who think that plague became a major outbreak because people accused plague by witches and killed many witches and cats.