Elizabeth Bathri's Case Is Less Cut and Dry Than Some Might Think

In recent years, scholars have found that bathery's case is less cut and dry than some people might believe. The eye doctor erma cedei cardos posits that the witness testimony of the hundreds of witnesses against elizabeth bathri are less compelling than they might originally seem. Doctor shedeki cardos also raises a fascinating point that many of the so called tortures thatbathery was reported to have engaged in were actually well recorded medical procedures. Elizabeth writes petitioning the king for her tenants. She installed in each of her estates herbalists and healers and appointed the same personal healer that she for her own children for her underlings. Her letters aren't blood chilling