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RMG37YTC–Self-appointed 'Witchfinder- General' in East Anglia, responsible for many false accusations of witchcraft. Date: ? - 1647
RMR56YM8–Matthew Hopkins. The discovery of witches: in answer to severall Qu. For R. Royston: London, 1647. Matthew Hopkins (d.1647). English 'witchfinder-general'. Matthew Hopkins interrogating several witches, with their familiars. Image taken from The discovery of witches: in answer to severall Queries, lately delivered to the Judges of Assize for the County of Norfolk. And now published by Matthew Hopkins Witch-finder, for the benefit of the whole kingdome. Originally published/produced in For R. Royston: London, 1647. . Source: E.388.(2), frontispiece. Language: English.
RMMC6M9T–OCCULTISTS - MATTHEW HOPKINS. The so-called 'Witchfinder General'. Matthew Hopkins examining two witches, with their numerous familiars, or imps. Woodcut from Caulfield's 'Memoirs of Remarkable Persons', 1794
RMT966WC–Matthew Hopkins (1620 - August 12, 1647) was an English witchhunter. He claimed to hold the office of Witchfinder General, although that title was never bestowed by Parliament. His witch-finding career began in March 1644 and lasted until his retirement in 1647. Hopkins is believed to have been responsible for the deaths of 300 women. He died in 1647, probably of pleural tuberculosis, at the age of 27. No artist credited.
RMR4X6B4–Colchester Castle, Essex, England, is a largely complete Norman castle with the largest keep ever built in Britain and the largest surviving example in Europe. The castle was ordered by William the Conqueror and building began between 1069 and 1076. The castle has had various uses, including a county prison, where in 1645 the self-styled Witchfinder General, Matthew Hopkins interrogated and imprisoned suspected witches. In 1648, during the Second English Civil War, the Royalist leaders Sir Charles Lucas and Sir George Lisle were executed there, as was the Quaker James Parnell in 1656.
RF2HG4NJM–The Witchfinder sculpture by Martyn Bednarczuk, Pendle sculpture trail, Barley, Lancashire, UK.
RM2A25YFG–A model depicting Matthew Hopkins (1620-1647) an English witch-hunter during the English Civil War, holding the office of Witchfinder General.
RM2T68F0G–Matthew Hopkins, the Witchfinder (c. 1620-1647). Notorious witch-hunter whose career flourished during the English Civil War. Author of the Discovery of Witches. Woodcut from The Cabinet of Curiosities, or Wonders of the World Displayed, Henry Piercy, New York, 1836.
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RMG37YTA–Self-appointed 'Witchfinder- General' in East Anglia, responsible for many false accusations of witchcraft. [The details printed with the portrait are incorrect !] Date: ? - 1647
RMR5J70X–Matthew Hopkins (d.1647). English 'witchfinder-general'. Matthew Hopkins interrogating several witches, with their familiars. The discovery of witches: in answer to severall Queries, lately delivered to the Judges of Assize for the County of Norfolk. And now published by Matthew Hopkins Witch-finder, for the benefit of the whole kingdome. For R. Royston: London, 1647. Source: E.388.(2), title page and frontispiece. Language: English.
RMMC6JBN–WITCHCRAFT - WITCHFINDER GENERAL. The self-appointed 'Witchcraft Finder General', Matthew Hopkins (d. 1646). The witch-imps around his witch victims
RMT966W8–Matthew Hopkins (1620 - August 12, 1647) was an English witchhunter. He claimed to hold the office of Witchfinder General, although that title was never bestowed by Parliament. His witch-finding career began in March 1644 and lasted until his retirement in 1647. Hopkins is believed to have been responsible for the deaths of 300 women. He died in 1647, probably of pleural tuberculosis, at the age of 27. No artist credited.
RM2DDNXHF–Matthew Hopkins, the Witchfinder (c. 1620-1647). Notorious witch-hunter whose career flourished during the English Civil War. Author of the Discovery of Witches. Woodcut from The Cabinet of Curiosities, or Wonders of the World Displayed, Henry Piercy, New York, 1836.
RMKAA4A8–HANGING WITCHES from George Macenzie's 1678 book 'Law and Customs in Scotland in Matters Criminal' published in Edinburgh. He had been involved in the Great Scottish Witch Hunt of 1661-62. Note: prisoners in the tower, priest with bell, women awaiting execution, witchfinder at right receiving payment.
RMB6TXTC–MATTHEW HOPKINS English 'witchfinder-general' as shown in his 1647 book The Discovery of Witches.
RMJWW1JN–Edinburgh International Book Festival 2017. Beth Underdown lecturer in Creative Writing at the University of Manchester. Her first novel, The Witchfinder's Sister, is based on the life of the 1640s witchfinder Matthew Hopkins.
RM2JD681N–Self-appointed 'Witchfinder- General' in East Anglia, responsible for many false accusations of witchcraft. Colourised version of : 10048280 Date: ? - 1647
RM2K7Y2YD–Ian Ogilvy Film: Witchfinder General (1968) Characters: Richard Marshall Director: Michael Reeves 14 August 1968 **WARNING** This Photograph is for editorial use only and is the copyright of AIP and/or the Photographer assigned by the Film or Production Company and can only be reproduced by publications in conjunction with the promotion of the above Film. A Mandatory Credit To AIP is required. The Photographer should also be credited when known. No commercial use can be granted without written authority from the Film Company.
RM2GF3K5R–The Pendle Sculpture Trail at Aitken Wood near Barley village, in the Forest of Bowland. This one is called 'The Witchfinder'.
RM2A25YFH–A model depicting Matthew Hopkins (1620-1647) an English witch-hunter during the English Civil War, holding the office of Witchfinder General.
RMD990ND–17th Century English poster showing Matthew Hopkins the sSelf-appointed Witchfinder General
RM2H45E30–Matthew Hopkins, Witchfinder general, with two supposed witches calling out the names of their demons, some of which are represented by animals. Etching, 1792, after an earlier woodcut.
RMMC6GM7–The self-proclaimed 'Witchfinder General', Matthew Hopkins with two of his female vistims. The woman to the right is Elizabeth Clark, naming her imps, or familiars, which Hopkins claimed, under oath, he had seen in her cell. Clark was hanged on this evidence. Frontispiece to Hopkin's Discovery of Witches, 1647.
RMT966WD–Matthew Hopkins (1620 - August 12, 1647) was an English witchhunter. He claimed to hold the office of Witchfinder General, although that title was never bestowed by Parliament. His witch-finding career began in March 1644 and lasted until his retirement in 1647. Hopkins is believed to have been responsible for the deaths of 300 women. He died in 1647, probably of pleural tuberculosis, at the age of 27. No artist credited.
RMG14XNA–Matthew Hopkins (1620 - August 12, 1647) was an English witchhunter whose career flourished during the time of the English Civil War. He claimed to hold the office of Witchfinder General, although that title was never bestowed by Parliament. Very little i
RMMBD69K–Animals - rabbit and dog familiars - frontispiece to Matthew Hopkin's Discovery of Witches, 1647. Hopkins was the self-styled Witchfinder General, depicted here with two of his witch victims, and surrounded by their imps or familiars. - © / Charles Walker Frontispiece to Hopkins' 'Discovery of Wiches (sic)', 1647. Hopkins was the self-styled 'Witchfinder General' - he is depicted here with two of his victims, and their named imps or familiars
RF2JRAXM6–Iron bars in this window of the ancient Moot Hall at Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England, UK, are a reminder of seven women, accused of witchcraft, held in cells here in 1645, during the first English Civil War, by ‘Witchfinder General’ Matthew Hopkins. The Aldeburgh women, executed in February 1646, were among scores of people he sent to the gallows.
RMB253PX–Brandeston village sign Suffolk East Anglia England UK hanging executed figure of Rev John Lowes vicar 17th century
RMJWW1HG–Edinburgh International Book Festival 2017. Beth Underdown lecturer in Creative Writing at the University of Manchester. Her first novel, The Witchfinder's Sister, is based on the life of the 1640s witchfinder Matthew Hopkins.
RM2K7Y9B4–Hilary Heath & Rupert Davies Film: Witchfinder General (1968) Director: Michael Reeves 14 August 1968 **WARNING** This Photograph is for editorial use only and is the copyright of AIP and/or the Photographer assigned by the Film or Production Company and can only be reproduced by publications in conjunction with the promotion of the above Film. A Mandatory Credit To AIP is required. The Photographer should also be credited when known. No commercial use can be granted without written authority from the Film Company.
RMHRG8B5–London, UK. 1st Mar, 2017. 87 yr old property developer, film producer and philanthropist, Laurie Marsh, talked about his deprived childhood in Lambeth, his very short time in the Intelligence Corps, his love of stage magic, his ownership of the Classic chain of cinemas and his friendship with Boris Karloff, Vincent Price and Michael Reeves, the director of Witchfinder General, Tigon Films and his philanthropic ventures and support of charities including the Cinema Museum, formerly the workhouse which housed Charlie Chaplin and his mother. Credit: Peter Hogan/Alamy Live News
RMMBR2WR–Ian Ogilvy appearing in 'An Evening with Ian Ogilvy' at the Cinema Museum , in an event hosted by the Misty Moon Film Society
RMB2559Y–Brandeston Parish Church Suffolk East Anglia England UK medieval English architecture parish of Rev John Lowes executed
RMJWW1K2–Edinburgh International Book Festival 2017. Beth Underdown lecturer in Creative Writing at the University of Manchester. Her first novel, The Witchfinder's Sister, is based on the life of the 1640s witchfinder Matthew Hopkins.
RM2K7YJRN–Hilary Heath & Ian Ogilvy Film: Witchfinder General (1968) Characters: Sarah Lowes (as Hilary Dwyer) & Richard Marshall Director: Michael Reeves 14 August 1968 **WARNING** This Photograph is for editorial use only and is the copyright of AIP and/or the Photographer assigned by the Film or Production Company and can only be reproduced by publications in conjunction with the promotion of the above Film. A Mandatory Credit To AIP is required. The Photographer should also be credited when known. No commercial use can be granted without written authority from the Film Company.
RMHRG8BJ–London, UK. 1st Mar, 2017. 87 yr old property developer, film producer and philanthropist, Laurie Marsh, talked about his deprived childhood in Lambeth, his very short time in the Intelligence Corps, his love of stage magic, his ownership of the Classic chain of cinemas and his friendship with Boris Karloff, Vincent Price and Michael Reeves, the director of Witchfinder General, Tigon Films and his philanthropic ventures and support of charities including the Cinema Museum, formerly the workhouse which housed Charlie Chaplin and his mother. Credit: Peter Hogan/Alamy Live News
RM2M9BG8D–Self-appointed 'Witchfinder- General' in East Anglia, responsible for many false accusations of witchcraft.
RMEP7YJH–View of Mistley, Essex, U.K. In the foreground the Mistley Thorn, in the background the Mistley Towers.
RM2K7Y2RD–Hilary Heath & Ian Ogilvy Film: Witchfinder General (1968) Characters: Sarah Lowes (as Hilary Dwyer), Richard Marshall Director: Michael Reeves 14 August 1968 **WARNING** This Photograph is for editorial use only and is the copyright of AIP and/or the Photographer assigned by the Film or Production Company and can only be reproduced by publications in conjunction with the promotion of the above Film. A Mandatory Credit To AIP is required. The Photographer should also be credited when known. No commercial use can be granted without written authority from the Film Company.
RMHRG8BG–London, UK. 1st Mar, 2017. 87 yr old property developer, film producer and philanthropist, Laurie Marsh, talked about his deprived childhood in Lambeth, his very short time in the Intelligence Corps, his love of stage magic, his ownership of the Classic chain of cinemas and his friendship with Boris Karloff, Vincent Price and Michael Reeves, the director of Witchfinder General, Tigon Films and his philanthropic ventures and support of charities including the Cinema Museum, formerly the workhouse which housed Charlie Chaplin and his mother. Credit: Peter Hogan/Alamy Live News
RMHRG8BX–London, UK. 1st Mar, 2017. 87 yr old property developer, film producer and philanthropist, Laurie Marsh, talked about his deprived childhood in Lambeth, his very short time in the Intelligence Corps, his love of stage magic, his ownership of the Classic chain of cinemas and his friendship with Boris Karloff, Vincent Price and Michael Reeves, the director of Witchfinder General, Tigon Films and his philanthropic ventures and support of charities including the Cinema Museum, formerly the workhouse which housed Charlie Chaplin and his mother. Credit: Peter Hogan/Alamy Live News
RMHRG8C1–London, UK. 1st Mar, 2017. 87 yr old property developer, film producer and philanthropist, Laurie Marsh, talked about his deprived childhood in Lambeth, his very short time in the Intelligence Corps, his love of stage magic, his ownership of the Classic chain of cinemas and his friendship with Boris Karloff, Vincent Price and Michael Reeves, the director of Witchfinder General, Tigon Films and his philanthropic ventures and support of charities including the Cinema Museum, formerly the workhouse which housed Charlie Chaplin and his mother. Credit: Peter Hogan/Alamy Live News
RMHRG8B8–London, UK. 1st Mar, 2017. 87 yr old property developer, film producer and philanthropist, Laurie Marsh, talked about his deprived childhood in Lambeth, his very short time in the Intelligence Corps, his love of stage magic, his ownership of the Classic chain of cinemas and his friendship with Boris Karloff, Vincent Price and Michael Reeves, the director of Witchfinder General, Tigon Films and his philanthropic ventures and support of charities including the Cinema Museum, formerly the workhouse which housed Charlie Chaplin and his mother. Credit: Peter Hogan/Alamy Live News
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