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Charles moved his forces East after Parliamentary victory at the battle of X in X - judged to be too dangerous for judges to make the journey from London.
Marshall's Elm, August 1642
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Battle of Naseby. Decisive Parliamentarian victory - interpreted as providential and divinely ordained (legitimacy of their cause in the eyes of the Puritans). Date?
24th June 1645
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By X- The Royalist army was advancing near to Cambridge, giving a new urgency to the Bury St Edmund/Suffolk Assizes
August 1645
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Oversaw Essex summer assizes in July 1645 - he had very little legal experience
Earl of Warwick
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Assizes in X were suspended after news of trouble in Cambridge - Condemned prisoners immediately executed and those waiting trial sent back to cells.
Bury St Edmunds
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X% - conviction rate of Hopkins and Stearne
42%
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X became more powerful as an institution - official duties were to make and amend laws, and approving taxation.
Parliament
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X woman writing in X - Without kingly authority, normal laws did not apply.
Norfolk, 1645
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Biblical passage on the cover of the Discovery of Witches
Exodus 22:18
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Counties of East Anglia formed the X in the Civil War - provided a significant number of troops for the Parliamentarians. Mostly Puritan, with pockets of Catholicism being rooted out.
Eastern Association
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Witches in X were connected with radical Puritan sects that believed women could be viewed as socially and spiritually equal to men
Wingfield, Westhorpe and Stradbroke
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Iconoclast General
William Dowsing
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Dowsing travelled throughout East-Anglia in X. He visited over X churches in Suffolk and Cambridge (incl. several college chapels), Was met with lots of resistance and non-co-operation, but because he had the authority from parliament to use military force if necessary, he got his way.
1642-44, 250
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Author of The World turn'd upside down
John Taylor
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When was The World turn'd upside down published
1647
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In 1646, the price of wheat rose by X%
20%
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Since the start of the civil war price of livestock had increased by X% and grain by X%
12, 15
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When was the Weekly Assessment introduced
1643
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The weekly assessment was collected in East Anglia at a rate Xx times higher than the Ship Money tax
12x
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Where was Margaret Moone from?
Thorpe-le-Soken
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X - evicted from cottage when a man offered X shillings more than she could afford in rent, fell into begging, and later accused of the death of livestock, crop failures, and child murder
Margaret Moone, 10
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X wet summer which led to staples of wheat, rye being inedible and rotted with ergot. Seed corn had to be eaten instead - threatening next year's harvest.
1646
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X and X - heavy rain caused crops to rot and fields to be trodden in mud. Most extreme wet weather in living memory.
October 1645, 1646
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X% of men in X left their villages and towns in order to go and fight.
20%, Suffolk
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How much common land at Sutton did Sir Miles Sandys enclose
4000 acres
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How many families were evicted as a result of Sir Miles Sandys ' actions
30 families
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What church was Hopkins' father the vicar of, where?
St John's Church, Great Wenham
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Siblings of Hopkins
2x elder brothers
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Staunch Puritan and he had a significant good working knowledge of the scriptures. Had the ear of Grimston - he was entrusted to advance the confession of Clarke (Hopkins volunteered to join him). Accompanied Hopkins in the systematic rooting out of suspected witches.
John Stearne
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John Stearne Publication
A confirmation and discovery of witchcraft'
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Searcher for Hopkins and Stearne
Mary Philips
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How much was Philips paid for her services at Aldeburgh
£2
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Resident in Manningtree. In March 1645 he accused Elizabeth Clarke of bewitching his wife. Convinced that her illness had no earthly cause
John Rivet
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Cunning woman that John Rivet approached about his wife's possession
Goodwife Hovey
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Highly principled man, with 50 years' experience in defending the truth in religion and politics. He believed the witchcraft threat to be real, and gave Stearne a warrant to discover from Clarke the names of other witches.
Sir Harbottle Grimston
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The assistant of Grimston.
Sir Thomas Bowes
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Presided over the JPs conducting the Chelmsford Trials. Very little legal experience - impact of the civil war as the assize judges couldn't travel to preside over the courts. 19 witches condemned to death
Earl of Warwick
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Judge at Bury St Edmunds (Suffolk Assizes)
John Godbolt
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Casualties from Suffolk Assizes (women, men)
16, 2
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Godbolt asserted at Suffolk confessions must always be 'X'
Purely voluntary and unconstrained
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How was John Lowes tortured
Watched, walked and swum
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How much did Godbolt claim in expenses for his work at Suffolk
£130
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How many were accused at the first Ely assizes
3
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When was the first Ely assizes
September 1646
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When was the second Ely assizes
September 1647
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Who was sentenced to death at the second Ely assizes
Margaret Moore
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How many public confessions had Margaret Moore given?
3
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How old was Elizabeth Clarke
80
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Marital status of Elizabeth Clarke
Widowed
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Which 4 women stripped and searched Elizabeth Clarke looking for a mark
Mary Philips, Mary Parsley, Grace Norman and Frances Miles
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When did 4 women strip and search Elizabeth Clarke looking for a mark
21st March 1645
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Where was Elizabeth Clarke held whilst waiting for the Chelmsford assizes
Colchester Castle
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Name of Elizabeth Clarke's familiars - A greyhound with long legs, who turned into a 4-year-old boy with no head.
Vinegar Tom
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Name of Elizabeth Clarke's familiars - a demonic black rabbit
Sacke and Sugar
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When was Elizabeth Clarke found guilty, at the Chelmsford assizes
17th July 1645
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Occupation of Elizabeth Gooding's Husband
Shoemaker
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Who accused Elizabeth Gooding
Robert Tayler
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How much cheese was Elizabeth Gooding refused for credit for, who owned this cheese shop
1/2 pound, Robert Tayler
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When was Elizabeth Gooding found guilty, at the Chelmsford assizes
17th July 1656
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Marital status of Anne West
Widow
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Where was Anne West from
Lawford
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When was Anne West previously tried for witch-craft and aquitted
1641
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Who had previously accused Anne West previously for witchcraft - killing his pig
Thomas Hart
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How old was Rebecca West
15
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Role of Rebecca West in the legal proceedings
Informant
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Whos son did Anne Leech confess to murdering
Richard Edward
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Where was Anne Leech from
Mistley
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Who was the mother of Helen Clarke
Anne Leech
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Occupation of Helen Clarke's husband
Stonemason
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Helen Clarke was the prime suspect in whos murder?
Anne Parsley
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Religious persuasion of John Lowes
Anti-Calvinist
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Parish of John Lowes
Brandeston
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In the moat of where was John Lowes swum
Framlingham Castle
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When was John Lowes found guilty
26th August 1645
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Which accused individual did John Lowes speak in defence of
Ann Annson
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Confession of John Lowes - Sinking a ship off X that killed X people
Harwich, 14
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When approached by John Rivet to ask her to cure her wife/work out what was wrong with his wife, so told him that she had been bewitched and pointed to the 'woman up the hill' - Elizabeth Clarke.
Goodwife Hovey
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Parish of John Gaule
Great Staughton
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Publication of John Gaule title and date
Select cases of conscience touching Witches and Witchcraft, 1646
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When was the confession of Margaret Moone
April 1645
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Who was the judge at Yarmouth
Miles Corbett
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When was the Kings Lynn trial?
24th September 1646
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Who was the judge at Kings Lynn
Miles Corbett
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How many died in jail before the Chelmsford trial
4
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How many women were tried at Chelmsford
29
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How many were found guilty at Chelmsford
19
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How many were fully acquitted at Chelmsford
1
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When was Chelmsford trial
17th June 1645
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How many were executed on the 18th June 1645
15
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How many were hung at Manningtree on the 1st August 1645
4
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Summer of 1645 - As many as X men and women from Suffolk, from X small towns and villages, were identified at witches.
150, 50
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How many were originally on trial at Suffolk
90
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How many did the Grand Jury approve for trial at Suffolk
60
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When was the Suffolk assize
26th August 1645
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When was Hopkins in Aldeburgh
January 1646
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How many women were tried, executed at Aldeburgh
7, 7
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Aldeburgh trial - Cost the town X of annual expenses for the witch-hunt
1/7
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How much was Hopkins paid for Aldeburgh
£8
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How much was food and drink at Aldeburgh
£15
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How many were tried at the Norfolk assizes in 1645
40