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A look at the use of magic in England from the fourteenth century onwards. So-called 'cunning folk' were used throughout these centuries to provide services such as finding missing items or people, providing love or fertility charms, curing illness, & even the odd get-rich-quick scheme. They were viewed as different to witches, as witches were viewed as practising magic to do harm, whilst cunning folk were mainly thought to be trying to help.
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