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How a century of religious reversals invented new crimes, and how far into modern law they reach.
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England swung Catholic to Protestant and back again across the Tudor century, and the definition of a crime moved with it. Patrick Voss traces how treason and heresy were redrawn and how witchcraft and vagrancy entered the statute book, and what that meant for ordinary people living under laws that changed with the monarch. 12:30, £10.
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