Macbeth context
- Created by: shanicecreag
- Created on: 28-01-17 11:46
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- Macbeth plot and context
- Witchcraft at the time of Shakespeare
- Associated with dark and death
- "agents of satan"
- used because many people thought they were evil
- showed crime and sin
- "devil does not lie ...but leads into temptation"
- showed crime and sin
- king James was particularly superstitious
- gunpowder plot
- 13 conspiracy
- Guy Forks and Robert Gatsby
- Aftermath made Catholics unable to vote
- poor treatment of Catholics
- 1605
- Bible
- Burned copies
- written in Hebrew + Latin + Old English
- problem with it being translated into English
- anybody can read it
- King James
- 24th March 1603 (Crowned)
- protestant
- After the Gun Powder plot he became a lot stricter
- Daemonologie
- about vampires, witches and werewolves
- Regicide
- punishment was hanging, whipping and cutting up
- Witchcraft at the time of Shakespeare
- Bible
- Burned copies
- written in Hebrew + Latin + Old English
- problem with it being translated into English
- anybody can read it
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