The Bewitching of Anne Gunter by James Sharpe is a fascinating work of British social history, witchcraft history and true crime, examining the extraordinary 1604 case of Anne Gunter, a young woman who claimed to be bewitched and possessed. The story explores deception, witchcraft accusations, village life, gender and power, the legal system, and the involvement of King James I. Originally published in hardcover by Profile Books in 1999, with a Routledge hardcover edition in 2000, it is an excellent choice for readers interested in Stuart England, witch trials, historical crime, folklore and early modern history.
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