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Rose Hallybread St. Osyth 1645
Sarah Barton Harwich 1645
Sarah Cooper Essex 1645
Sarah Hating Ramsey, Essex 1645
Sarah Smith St. Albans 1649
Susan Cock St. Osyth 1645
Susanna Edwards Bideford 1682
Susanne Prudhomme Guernsey 1629
Susanne Rouanne Guernsey 1631
Temperance Lloyd Bideford 1682
Thomas Bolster Somerset 1665
Thomas Burnhill N. Berwick 1590
Thomas Burning Somerset 1665
Thomas Leyis Aberdeen 1597
Thomas Weir Edinburgh 1670
Thomasse de Calais Guernsey 1617
Thomazine Ratcliffe Suffolk 1645
Thomasse Salmon Guernsey 1570
Thomasine Watson Northumberland 1673
Ursley Kemp St. Osyth 1582
Vyolett Leyis Aberdeen 1597
Walter Ledy Auldearne 1662
William Ayres Conn. 1662
William Barton Queensferry 1655
William Berry Rutland 1619
William Coke Kirkcaldy 1636
William Craw Borrowstowness 1679
William Wright Northumberland 1673
APPENDIX IV
JOAN OF ARC AND GILLES DE RAIS
These two personages—so closely connected in life and dying similar deaths, yet as the poles asunder in character—have been minutely studied from the historical and medical points of view, and in the case of Joan from the religious standpoint also. But hitherto the anthropological aspect has been disregarded. This is largely due to the fact that these intensive studies have been made of each person
