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Witchcraft of New England Explained by Modern Spiritualism

Allen Putnam

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Pages (PDF): 357
Publication Date: 1881

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Summary:

In 1693, Mather wrote an account of afflictions which Margaret Rule, of Boston, then about seventeen years old, began to endure on the 10th of September of that year. This production drew forth the first open shot at the then prevalent definitions of witchcraft—at the assumed source of power to produce it—at the adopted methods of proceedings against it, and at treatment of persons on whom that crime was charged.