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New tartan commemorates women accused under Scotland’s witchcraft laws

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New tartan commemorates women accused under Scotland’s witchcraft laws

New tartan commemorates women accused under Scotland’s witchcraft laws

New tartan commemorates women accused under Scotland’s witchcraft laws A newly registered tartan, woven in black, grey and red, has been designed to commemorate those accused under Scotland’s centuries-old witchcraft laws.

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