@izzythepush,
Books are responsible for preserving most of man's knowledge. Like I said before you have a filter and you can decide what you believe to be true and what you believe to be false, but you must agree to let others have the same privilege. This is not a reference book where all the sources must be documented. This is more of a casual exchange of ideas.
This is not a reference book nor is it going to become one. The chances of me finding it before I die are slim.
You simply like to nit-pick. That may be how people holding reference books argue but as for the rest of us this is not a life and death match. Over the years I have read thousands of posts, but I remember very few that used name of book, publisher, author and page number. I don't think I have ever seen a publisher credited on the internet.
You would deny that witch burnings took place or at least the time period. People were being burnt at the time and to deny that one specific burning did not take place does not make sense.
There are a lot of people over here who deny the holocaust took place. People often deny what they don't want to accept.
I have no problem with being wrong, but I will never pretend to be wrong when I am right.
This is not a criminal court law where you must prove your case beyond a shadow of doubt. This is more like civil court where you must show a preponderance of the evidence. People were being burnt at the time so there is a preponderance of evidence.
Wikipedia begs to differ and said that witch executions and the French Revolution both took place in the 18th century.
You are like a dog with a bone you just can't let go. Me thinks it is too much about nothing.
I must not be too hard live with we have been married 54 years, and it has been pretty smooth after the learned to stop throwing things. She had a hell of an arm but a lousy aim.