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In
the
witch
trials,
it
was
nearly
impossible
to
provide
compelling
alibis
for
accused
witches:
The
rules
of
evidence
had
a
special
character.
For
example,
in
more
than
one
case
a
husband
attested
that
his
wife
was
asleep
in
his
arms
at
the
very
moment
she
was
accused
of
frolicking
with
the
devil;
but
the
archbishop
patiently
explained
that
a
demon
had
taken
the
place
of
the
wife.
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