¹ Peter Haining, ed., The Witchcraft Papers, (London: Robert Hale and Company, 1974) p. 18.

²H. C Erik Midelfort, Witch Hunting in Southwestern Germany 1562 - 1684, (Stanford: Stanford University Press,1972), p. 184.

³ George Kittredge, Witchcraft in Old and New England, (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1929), p. 6.

⁴. Kittredge, p. 8.

⁵Haining, p. 15.

⁶Midelfort, p. 32.

⁷kossel Hope Robbins, ed., 1vCanon Epicopi," The Encyclopedia of Witchcraft and Demonology, (New York: Crown Publishers, 1972), p. 76.

⁸Kittredge, p. 247.

⁹Robbins, p. 158.

¹⁰Robbins, p. 157.

^{11Robbins, p. 157.}

12 Alan Macfarlane, Witchcraft in Tudor and Stuart England, (London: Roulodge and Kegan Paul, 197O) p. 13T

¹³ James I, Daemonologie, (New York: Da Capo Press, 1969), p. 2.

¹⁴James I, pp 54-5.

¹⁵James I, p. 81.

¹⁶Robbins, p. 278.

¹⁷Haining, p. 111

¹⁸ Ronald Holmes, Witchcraft in British History, (London: Frederich Nuller Ltd. 1974), p. 112.

¹⁹Kittredge, p. 277.

²⁰Kittredge, p. 278, also Robbins, p 455.

²¹Kittredge, p. 279.

²²Haining, p. 18.

²³Macfarlane, p. 26.

²⁴Macfarlane, p. 27.

²⁵Kittredge, p. 283.

²⁶Kittredge, p. 292.

²⁷Kittredge, p. 296.

²⁸Journals of the House of Lords, II, p. 271.

²⁹Journals of the House of Commons, I, p. 204.

³⁰Kittredge, p. 310.

³¹Kittredge, p. 306.

Kittredge, p. 314.

³³Macfarlane, p. 135.

³⁴Robbins, p. 163.

³⁵Macfarlane, p. 140.

³⁶Narfarlane, p. 142.

³⁷Macfarlane, pp. 205-6.

³⁸Macfarlane, p. 206.