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William Hogarth's, Credulity, Superstition, and Fanaticism is an eighteenth century print. Hogarth has satirized religious enthusiasm and the beliefs it inspired. Hogarth makes connections to witchcraft by the witch on a broomstick held by a…

This print comes from the title page of a play called A True and Fearful Vexation of One Alexander Nyndge, performed in London in 1615. This seventeenth century print includes images of actors on the title page. The play tells the story of a…