The Gutenberg Ghost: How the Printing Press Fabricated Ancient Truths and Invented the Witch (Witchcraft Files of England: The Trials, Laws, and Lies That Built the Great Witch Hunt Book 6)
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The Gutenberg Ghost: How the Printing Press Fabricated Ancient Truths and Invented the Witch (Witchcraft Files of England: The Trials, Laws, and Lies That Built the Great Witch Hunt Book 6)

by Marcus Calder

History Nonfiction Occult
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The Gutenberg Ghost explores how the printing press helped shape ideas about ancient truth, witchcraft, and the witch. Focusing on England’s trials, laws, and contested narratives, this volume considers how printed claims and inherited beliefs contributed to the making of the great witch hunt.

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The Gutenberg Ghost examines the relationship between the printing press and changing ideas about the past.

It focuses on how printed narratives helped shape understandings of witchcraft in England.

The book considers the trials, laws, and claims associated with the great witch hunt.

By connecting print culture with historical belief, it explores how ideas about witches were constructed and circulated.

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