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Witch Trials, Salem, Massachusetts | |
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Washington Square North, Salem, Mass. |
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Salem
Witch Trials
Outbreak
of
accusations and the consequences
The
Examination
and Confession of Ann Foster at Salem Village (1692)
Trial
of Elizabeth Clawson, Stamford, Connecticut (1692)
The
Conclusions of the Massachusetts Bay Elders (1695)
ARTICLES
Did
HALLUCINOGENS spark the Salem witch trials? Experts say
locals may have eaten bread contaminated with a fungus found
in LSD (Daily Mail, Dec. 2, 2016)
BOOKS
Fowler, Samuel P. An
Account of the Life, Character, &c., of the Rev. Samuel
Parris, of
Salem Village, and of His Connection With the Witchcraft
Delusion of 1692
(1857)
Marvin, Abijah P. The
Life
and Times of Cotton Mather (1892)
Poole, William Frederick. Cotton
Mather
and Salem Witchcraft (1869)
Taylor, John M. The
Witchcraft Delusion in Colonial Connecticut 1647-1697
(1908)
