Section I. Essay: The End of the European Witch-Hunt (100 points).
In his book The Witch-Hunt in Early Modern Europe, Brian Levack writes:”If the adoption of legal procedures proved to be of crucial importance in the origin of the great witch- hunt, their elimination was of no less importance in its decline. As we have seen in the previous chapter, the real turning point in the great hunt occurred when magistrates and judges came to the conclusion that the judicial process had resulted in the execution of innocent human beings, and therefore took steps to prevent such miscarriages of justice from ever happening again.
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