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1532 Witchcraft was formally categorized as a crime in the Holy Roman Empire in the Constitutio Criminalis Carolina in 1532.
1608 All witches "convicted by the Magistrate" should be executed. He allows no exception and under this condemnation fall "all Diviners, Charmers, Jugglers, all Wizards, commonly called wise men or wise women".
1951-2008 Fraudulent Mediums Act 1951
2011 Yale University - 14. Witchcraft and Magic
2017 Reason - Our Amazing Debt (Cosmos Parody)
2020 The Atlantic - Why Witchcraft Is on the Rise Americans' interest in spell-casting tends to wax as instability rises and trust in establishment ideas plummets.
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After a trial that included accusations of witchcraft, Moody singing a risque song he had commissioned about the legal profession, and threats to "blow the legs off" former Watergate attorney Douglas Caddy, a federal appellate...
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During the Renaissance, many magical practices and rituals were considered evil or irreligious and by extension, black magic in the broad sense. Witchcraft and non-mainstream esoteric study were prohibited and targeted by the Inquisition.
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The CIA used the occult, witchcraft and Satanism as scapegoats for the motives in the Charles Manson murders, Sirhan Sirhan with his connections with Scientology and Lee Harvey Oswald
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