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Change:  500,000, while others put it as high as 9 million. as Rosemary Guiley points out, today modern WiccansWiccans speak of a possiblity of a return to "the burning times," meaning a reawakening of the religious persecution of the past   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 739)

Change:  those charged were poor (Dame Alice Kyteler, for example), and it was the Church, the State, or the feudal overlord who profited from tyhe conficastion of the acused's property. Often, then, the temptation of gaining wealtj and property was behind a charge of witchcraft.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 466)

Change: Burning Times Name given to the mid-fifteenth through the mid-eighteenth centuries, when Witchcraft persecutions was at its height. The supreme penalty for witchcraft at that time in many countries was burning at the stake, although this was not so in England or Colonial America, where hanging was the penalty.George   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 256)

Change: Created by sexywiccangoddess Jul 25 2007, 8:25 AM EDT for: no reason given