The true story of the boy witch-finder of Pendle Forest. Following on from the infamous Pendle Witch Trials of 1612 where 10 people were executed at Lancaster this book is dedicated to the Pendle Witch trials of 1634.

Here, a boy of ten years became nationally famous as the 'boy who found witches.' Because of this boy over 60 people were accused of witchcraft in East Lancashire, they were rounded up and 19 were found guilty. The case became famous through the interest of the King and plays were written and performed in London.

This book, by the leading authority on the Pendle Witches, is the only text dedicated to the fascinating 1634 witch trials.

Illustrated

• "Revenge of the Pendle Witches"
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• Daughters of the Witching Hill
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