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This is a deep dive into how and why conditions formed the perfect storm that they were for the puritans' witch trials. There were social tensions as well as gender tensions. The rest of the book is about the actual claims, the trials, executions, etc... Read More
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There is an interesting discussion of what was going on with the young girls who claimed others of witchcraft.
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The writer touches upon the circumstances that led to one of the most controversial trials in early colonial history
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It was king phillips war king phillip was mettacomet the native american chief
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Also their were a few dates that were inaccurate
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Overall a good treatise on this infamous era in american history
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What a horrible time in history
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Those poor people who lost their lives
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Wish it had a section of all recorded victims and what they were to their community to bring more light to their humanity
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