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The Witch's Brat by Rosemary Sutcliff · Booklabria

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The Witch's Brat

HistoryHistorical Fiction

The Witch's Brat

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First published: 1970
Editions: 8 in 2 languages

Synopsis

The knowledge of herbs and healing that once prompted the villagers to stone him out of town eventually becomes the salvation for a crippled boy in twelfth-century England.

Subjects: History
Historical Fiction
Children's fiction
Witchcraft
People with disabilities
Healing
Set in: Great Britain
Time: Norman period, 1066-1154

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8 in 2 languages

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English6 German2

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