It is hard to know exactly when witchcraft became illegal in England, because our records are incomplete. King Athelstan had a law against them; he ruled from 923 or 924 to 939, but the fact that we do not even know the precise date he became king speaks to our lack of records. His laws had to do with the use of witchcraft to commit murder, and not merely to witchcraft itself.
Witchcraft was not much of an issue in most of Europe during the Middle Ages, and England was not exceptional in this respect. There were laws passed under King Edward VI and later, but this was after the Middle Ages ended. The extensive witch hunts and trials in English history began in the 16th century.
There is a link to an article on witch hunts below.
It was outlawed by the Church a long time ago.
1600's I think
The spitball was outlawed in 1920.
it was outlawed in the united states in 1937. but hemp was outlawed a little after the end of WWII
Outlawed means prohibited by law. Something which has not been outlawed is lawful.
The proper name for witchcraft is Witchcraft with a capital "W."
no Herman is not witchcraft
It was outlawed in 1875 when the Civil Rights was signed.
during Edward I aka Edward the Long Shanks reign he wanted to kill , and or out breed the scots out of Scotland and make it part of the British monarch so he outlawed everything .. Scottish in Scotland hence outlawed pipes ( bag pipes outlawed) playing outlawed tunes .
Every state has outlawed slavery, so....
It shouldn't be outlawed ,it not even a drug
1868 was when BLACK BIRDING was outlawed in QLD, Australia
it isn't outlawed there are slaves in Italy
Sure, kitchen witchcraft has a lot to do with food.