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Edinburgh: PRINTED FOR D. WEBSTER, 35, WEST COLLEGE STREET. 1820.
A True Discourse of the Damnable Life of Doctor Fian, and Sundry other Witches, lately taken in Scotland, 17
Another Account of the Foregoing Transactions, from Sir James Melvill's Memoirs, 36
Extracts from King James's Daemonologie concerning Sorcery and Witchcraft, 42
Answer of a Letter from a Gentleman in Fife, to a Nobleman, containing an Account of the Barbarous and Illegal Treatment of the Witches in Pittenweem, 69
Another Letter concerning the Witches of Pittenweem, 73
A Just Reproof to the False Reports contained in the two Foregoing Letters, 79
A Copy of the Indictment and Precept for Summoning the Jury and Witnesses, with the Warrant for the Execution, of the Witches at Borrowstouness, 95
Declaration of John Kincaid, the Pricker, 111
Trial of William Coke and Allison Dick, 113
Amount of the Kirk's Share of Expense for Burning the said William Coke and Allison Dick, 123
Account of the Expense of Burning Margaret Denham, 125
Minutes and Proceedings of the Kirk-Session of Torryburn, and the Confession of Lillias Adie, 129
A Brief Discourse concerning the Second Sight, commonly so called, 159