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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"salem witch trials"”.

  1. Cotton Mather's cosmology and the 1692 Salem witch trials

    The Salem witchcraft trials and Cotton Mather's role in them continue to engage the interests of historians and scholars, who have written about them from a number of perspectives, including those derived from most of the social sciences. However, Mather's own seventeenth-century, New England …

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  2. The Crucible of History:How Apology and Reconciliation Created Modern Conceptions of the Salem Witch Trials

    … enthusiasts alike have been mesmerized by the Salem witch trials. Most of the literature focuses on the trials themselves and takes one of three approaches: anthropological; sociological; or conspiratorial. Recently Gretchen Adams, professor of history at Texas Tech University, approached the …

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  3. Dressing the Witch: Clothing, the Body, and Accusations of Witchcraft in Puritan New England

    … dress and clothing, played in the search for witches amongst Salem women in 1692. Of necessity to this analysis is a thorough examination of early American material culture and the role in which early New Englanders interacted with newfound notions of materiality. This analysis examines two …

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  4. To Soar Above the Apple Grove: Stories

    … ranging from the black magic associated with the witches of Salem to the whimsical magic of fairy tales. First love is a time of discovery and new joy for so many, and queer literature could use more of these positive stories to show teens and young adults that life does get better.</p>

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  5. Samuel Parris: minister at Salem Village

    … the household of Samuel Parris, the minister of Salem Village, Massachusetts, began exhibiting strange behavior. "It began in obscurity, with cautious experiments in fortune telling. Books on the subject had 'stolen' into the land; and all over New England, late in 1691, young people were being …

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