To-night ye will see. It is the great witch-hunt, and many will be smelt out as wizards and slain.
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Witch-hunt
/ˈwɪtʃhʌnt/
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The rupturing of British rule over India in the rebellion of 1857 permitted a great witch-hunt, with lethal effects, to occur among the tribes of northern India.
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Rank-and-file Communists everywhere are led away on a senseless witch-hunt after 'Trotskyists'.
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Even fewer people could believe that the UNCW administration would actually undertake a witch hunt against me, even going so far as to invoke their right to read my personal e-mails because they were on the university's system.
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