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Delve into the chilling history of the Salem witch trials with Charles W. Upham's "Salem Witchcraft and Cotton Mather: A Reply." This meticulously researched work explores the events surrounding the infamous trials and examines the role of prominent figures like Cotton Mather in the unfolding drama.
A vital contribution to colonial history, this book delves into the social and religious context of 17th-century Massachusetts, offering insights into the beliefs and fears that fueled the witch hunt. Explore the climate of religious persecution amongst the Puritans and understand the complexities of a community gripped by accusations of witchcraft.
Upham's detailed account provides a crucial perspective on this dark chapter of American history, making it an essential resource for anyone interested in the Salem witch trials, colonial America, and the history of witchcraft. This edition presents a classic historical study ready for a new audience.
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