This excellent little book is a wonderful introduction to the story
of the trial of the witches of Pendle in 1612. In a very lively and
readable style, Christine Goodier provides a who's who of the
events, as well as an interesting angle on the trials themselves.
She emphasises that the accused were merely flesh and blood, not
demons, arguing that they were poor, uneducated people who were at
worst misguided. Her inevitable conclusion is that a terrible
injustice was done 400 years ago when they were famously convicted
of witchcraft and hanged.
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