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The Tudors had a complex relationship with witches, often viewing them with suspicion and fear. During this period, particularly in the late 16th and early 17th centuries, there was a rise in witch hunts and trials fueled by superstition and religious fervor. While some individuals, like Queen Elizabeth I, showed a degree of skepticism toward witchcraft claims, the era overall was marked by a belief in witches as potential threats to society. Consequently, many accused witches faced persecution and punishment.

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