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A Da Capo Original: From the acclaimed author of A Delusion of Satan, a unique gathering of firsthand accounts about the background, course, and repercussions of the Salem witch trials. Salem, Massachusetts, in the year 1692: against the backdrop of a Puritan theocracy threatened by change,... read more
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- Samuel Parris: Add a description of this character.
- Mr. George Burroughs
- John Hathorne
- Goodman Brown
- Mary Walcott
- Abigail Williams
- Martha Corey
- Alden
- Ann
- Dr. Griggs
- Giles Corey
- Thomas Wilkins
- Sarah Good
- John Tarbell
- Pyncheon
- Mary Warren
- Bridget Bishop
- Samuel Nurse
- Jonathan Walcott
- Jonathan Corwin
- Lewis
- Mr. Noyes
- Deodat Lawson
- John Proctor
- Matthew Mau Le
- Sarah Osborne
- Rebecca
- Elizabeth Hubbard
- John Hale
- Daniel Andrew
- Joseph Hutchinson
- Samuel Sewall
- Betty
Setting & Locations edit
- Salem Village
- New England
- Boston
- Massachusetts
- Andover
- Thomas Putnam
- Tituba
- Maine
- Barbados
- Salem Town
- John Putnam
- Falmouth
- Nathaniel Putnam
- Casco
- Topsfield
- New York
- Europe
- Salisbury
- Ipswich
- Charlestown
- London
- Captain Putnam
- Scituate
- Scotland
- America
- Deacon Ingersoll
- Groton
- Israel
- Wells
- Cambridge
- West Indies
- Boxford
- Heaven
- Ireland
- Danvers
- China
- Calef
- New Hampshire
- Massachussets Bay
- France
- Gloucester
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The Salem witch-hunt was remarkable not for the numbers hanged and imprisoned but for happening when it did.
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- Dewey: 133.43097445
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