Katherine Ross, Lady Fowlis — Trial by Fire (1590)
The following extract is taken from The Witches of Balnagown: Witch-Hunting in Easter Ross, 1577–1590. It recounts the opening of the 1590 trial of Katherine Ross, Lady Fowlis.
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The following extract is taken from The Witches of Balnagown: Witch-Hunting in Easter Ross, 1577–1590. It recounts the opening of the 1590 trial of Katherine Ross, Lady Fowlis.
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