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Religion And The Decline Of Magic: Studies In Popular Beliefs In Sixteenth And Seventeenthcentury England (Penguin History),Used Anne M. Pienciak Winter Had BegunWitchcraft, Astrology, Divination, And Every Kind Of Popular Magic Flourished In England During The 16Th And 17Th Centuries, From The Belief That A Blessed Amulet Could Prevent The Assaults Of The Devil To The Use Of The Same Charms To Recover Stolen Goods. At The Same Time The Protestant Reformation Attempted To Take The Magic Out Of Religion, And Scientists Were Developing New Explanations Of The Universe. Keith Thomas'S Classic Analysis Of Beliefs