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Explore the dark shadows of colonial America in Eliza Buckminster Lee's "Delusion, or The Witch of New England." This historical fiction delves into the heart of Puritan society, where whispers of witchcraft ignite fear and suspicion. Set against the backdrop of early New England, the novel examines the anxieties and beliefs that fueled the infamous witch trials.
Lee's meticulously crafted narrative captures the gothic atmosphere of the era, exploring themes of delusion, faith, and the supernatural. A powerful portrayal of a community gripped by paranoia, "Delusion" offers a chilling glimpse into a past where accusations could shatter lives and societal order teetered on the brink. Rediscover this classic tale of historical suspense and psychological intrigue, a timeless exploration of the human capacity for both belief and betrayal.
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