The European Witch Inquisition?

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shadow27 12.01.12 - 10:00am
It was also a way to acquire property and such, look out if your lucky number was 5 or other such things. * +

witch1 12.01.12 - 07:05pm
I'm the worlds first 6 foot elf. * +

trubleup 12.01.12 - 07:35pm

@ bateluer - 12.01.12 - 05:19am
rather than to the Roman Catholic church. The court condemned her to death, but she penitently confessed her errors, and the sentence was commuted to life imprisonment. Because she resumed masculine dress after returning to jail, she was condemned againthis time by a secular courtand, on May 30, 1431,

The majority of what you have said was my understanding of it also. Apart from her confessing her errors. I have it that she maintained her beliefs. * +

trubleup 12.01.12 - 07:37pm

@ race1980 - 12.01.12 - 06:40am
joan was torched not for witchery - but to shatter Frenchies hope after giving England a hardtime. As for witch trials in general- I believe it was just a systm of control, a way to force obedience through fear. .those torched drowned or otherwise executed, were simply colateral damage

Joan of Arc was not actually that much of a prominent figure at the time of her toasting *

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