As Most of England Relaxed Its Stance on Witchcraft, One Hardline City Bucked the Trend. It Even Went After 'Service Magicians,' Who Used Magic to Investigate Petty Crimes
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Smithsonian Magazine reports: "As Most of England Relaxed Its Stance on Witchcraft, One Hardline City Bucked the Trend. It Even Went After 'Service Magicians,' Who Used Magic to Investigate Petty Crimes". The piece connects everyday decisions to their wider environmental and social impact. Read the full story at Smithsonian Magazine for complete details.
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