Witch-hunting in seventeenth-century New England : a documentary history, 1638-1692 / / edited and with an introduction by David D. Hall.
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Year of Publication: | 1991 |
Language: | English |
Series: | e-Duke books scholarly collection.
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Physical Description: | 332 p. |
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Table of Contents:
- Preface to the Second Edition
- Introduction
- Guide to Sources and Abbreviations
- 1. The Early Cases (1638-1651)
- 2. The Parsons of Springfield: A Family at Odds (1651-1652)
- 3. Suspicion: A Widow's Resistance (1653-1655)
- 4. The High Price of Silence (1654)
- 5. A Handful of Troublemakers (1652-1661)
- 6. A Long-Running Feud (1656-1675)
- 7. One Man's Many Accusers (1658-1669)
- 8. Mother and Daughter: The Holmans of Cambridge (1659-1660)
- 9. The Hartford Witch-hunt (1662-1665)
- 10. A Father's Battle (1666-1667)
- 11. One "Cunning Woman": At Odds With All (1668-1670)
- 12. Three Ambiguous Cases (1669-1681)
- 13. A Servant "Possessed" (1671-1672)
- 14. Vehement Suspicion: Eunice Cole of Hampton (1656-1680)
- 15. Two Grandparents, One Grandson, and a Seaman (1679-1681)
- 16. The Strange Death of Philip Smith (1683-1684)
- 17. The "Possession" of the Goodwin Children (1688)
- 18. The Salem Witch-hunt (1692)
- 19. The Stamford-Fairfield Witch-hunt (1692-1693)
- Appendix The Hartford Witch-hunt: Additional Texts