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A History of the Inquisition of the Middle Ages; volume III

Note 555 — Chapter VII · WITCHCRAFT.

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In England, where torture was illegal, the growth of witchcraft was much slower. When the craze came an efficient substitute for torture was found in “pricking” or thrusting long needles in every part of the victim’s body in search of the insensible spot which was a characteristic of the witch.

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