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Cry "Witch!": The Salem Witchcraft Trials de Lawrence Gain

Cry "Witch!": The Salem Witchcraft Trials: Perspectives on History (History Compass)

Editat de Lawrence Gain, Juliet H. Mofford
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 31 dec 1969

Amid a time of turmoil, the "afflicted girls" of 1692 Salem, Massachusetts cried out against scores of accused witches. Smallpox epidemics, drought, and Native American attacks unsettled Puritan society. Witch hysteria arose, then, with charges against a beggar and a slave and later swept up children and respected church members. Within a year, public reaction to the accusations -- and to the deaths of 20 people -- put an end to the witch trials. Court transcripts and contemporary accounts give insight into the events of 1692, from the words of those who lived and died during the trials.

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ISBN-13: 9781932663181
ISBN-10: 1932663185
Pagini: 78
Dimensiuni: 132 x 198 x 8 mm
Greutate: 0.13 kg
Ediția:2. Auflage.
Editura: History Compass LLC
Seria Perspectives on History (History Compass)

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Amid a time of turmoil, the "afflicted girls" of 1692 Salem, Massachusetts cried out against scores of accused witches. Smallpox epidemics, drought, and Native American attacks unsettled Puritan society. Witch hysteria arose, then, with charges against a beggar and a slave and later swept up children and respected church members. Within a year, public reaction to the accusations -- and to the deaths of 20 people -- put an end to the witch trials. Court transcripts and contemporary accounts give insight into the events of 1692, from the words of those who lived and died during the trials.