Foot Notes and Weblinks to Blog Pictures

Works Cited

Bever, Edward. “Witchcraft, Female Aggression and Power in the Early Modern Community”. Journal of Social History. Vol.35,no.4. (Summer 2002). p.960-962.

Rowlands,Allison.‘Witchcraft and Old Women in early modern Germany”.Past and Present No.173 (Nov.2001), p.50-89.

This is for the letter of Eleanor Junius

Junius, “The confessions of Johannes Junius at Bamberg” in The Witchcraft Sourcebook ( 3^rd edition), ed. Brian P. Levack, (London: Routledge. 2003), 201.

Daughter visiting Grandma in Wurzburg

Apuleius, “The power of witches” in The Witchcraft Sourcebook ( 3^rd edition), ed. Brian P. Levack, (London: Routledge. 2003), 17.

Urls For Pictures in Order, Wurzburg Pic, Trial Pic, German Male Pic

Pictureshttp://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/8c/Wuerzburg-1650-Merian.jpg/800px-Wuerzburg-1650-Merian.jpg

http://www.historicalprintshop.com/web_pages/P/portraits/portraits.G/25605.gutenberg.jpg

http://z.about.com/d/atheism/1/7/L/0/3/SalemWitchTrial-e.jpg

Sources for Torture/Questioning and Confiscated Letter #2

1. Levack Brian P, ed. “The Confessions of Johannes Junius at Bamberg,” in The Witchcraft Sourcebook. (New York: Routledge, 2004) , 198-202.

2. Levack, “Heinrich Kramer: The Torture of Accused Witches, 1486,” 123-127.

3. Levack, “Innocent VIII: Papal Inquisitors and Witchcraft, 1484,” 119-122.

Robert’s Work

1. Diary of Alma Sholdt – post 8
2. Record of Witness Huzzel – post 7

Dimitri’s Work

1. Second Confiscated Letter – post 6
2. Questioning/Torture – post 5

Adriane’s Work

1. Testimony of Leonie – post 3
2. Father’s Journal – post 1

George’s Work

1. Daughters Diary – post 2
2. First Confiscated Letter – post 4