Enduring Fascination with Salem Witchcraft
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Publisher: American Antiquarian Society Summary: The paper by historian Gretchen Adams and poems by Nicole Cooley were presented at a symposium at the American Antiquarian Society introduced by John Hench and with concluding comments by Jill Lepore. Evan Haefeli contributed a translation of an eighteenth-century letter about the Salem Witch Trials along with an interpretive essay about the circumstances that resulted in the letter by Jacob Melyen; John Murrin descr [read more]
9781929545124
ISBN:1929545126
Pub Date: 2003Publisher: American Antiquarian Society Summary: The paper by historian Gretchen Adams and poems by Nicole Cooley were presented at a symposium at the American Antiquarian Society introduced by John Hench and with concluding comments by Jill Lepore. Evan Haefeli contributed a translation of an eighteenth-century letter about the Salem Witch Trials along with an interpretive essay about the circumstances that resulted in the letter by Jacob Melyen; John Murrin descr [read more]
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ISBN-13:
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Pub Date: 2003
Publisher: American Antiquarian Society
9781929545124
ISBN:
1929545126
Pub Date: 2003
Publisher: American Antiquarian Society
The paper by historian Gretchen Adams and poems by Nicole Cooley were presented at a symposium at the American Antiquarian Society introduced by John Hench and with concluding comments by Jill Lepore. Evan Haefeli contributed a translation of an eighteenth-century letter about the Salem Witch Trials along with an interpretive essay about the circumstances that resulted in the letter by Jacob Melyen; John Murrin describes the trials as the last of a series of upheavals in the English Atlantic world. This is a study of several groups each of which chose a different scapegoat. It also traces how the tragedy at Salem follows a dramatic reversal of judicial restraint in resolving complaints about witchcraft.
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