Summary Of The Bewitchment Of Christian Shaw
In “The Bewitchment of Christian Shaw: A Reassessment of the Famous Paisley Witchcraft Case of 1697”, McLachlan and Swales use primary sources such as a book titled “A True Narrative of the Sufferings and Relief of a Young Girl, Strangely Molested by Evil Spirits and their instruments in the West”. It was published in Edinburgh, shortly after her alleged imposture and the trial of those who were accused of having bewitched several people.
McLachlan and Swales used an explanatory framework. Instead of trying to provide readers with background information on how an individual became involved with witchcraft (I.e., Henderson discussing how Bessie met elves, and how a man would come and talk to her to convince her to deny her Christianity). McLachlan
McLachlan and Swales used an explanatory framework. Instead of trying to provide readers with background information on how an individual became involved with witchcraft (I.e., Henderson discussing how Bessie met elves, and how a man would come and talk to her to convince her to deny her Christianity). McLachlan