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God betrayed his princ

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Burroughs did more than torture and tempt. He also held services for his evil band. Abigail Hobbs saw him convene a "general meeting of the witches in the field near Mr. Parris's house". Marry Warren knew how the witches gathered for she

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Cotton Mather may have been the minister Burroughs turned to in prayer and the man that he sent him to his death

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Lewis described the vivid scene : the ministers study, which she knew so well ; the sober leather volumes filled with sacred words ; and behind hem , another book - a black book, inscribed with vile spells and names written in blood

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"Burroughs spoke in such a serious solemn" the crowd began to listen to him he prayed a lot perhaps forgiving his accusers

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The first wife had lived with Burroughs when he was minister in Salem and had lived in Reverend Paris

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the Reverend Burroughs seems to have been a short man with a black beard, proud of his physical strength, and given to doing things his own way,

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"Burroughs must have known that his defense could not work" on the day before he was about to die Margaret Jacobs c she had lied and came for forgivens

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Burroughs was the one of the six names the judges heard on April 30

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In mid-May yet another wealthy male was named, Daniel Andrew of Salem town

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English and his wife, Mary, who was also named by the afflicted, were allowed to leave their jail cells during the day, so long as they returned at night.

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By this point in the Salem episode some people begun to confess they were witches and they now joined the parade of accusers

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He told me if he had several books in his study which that makes it a raise a devil.

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Burroughs tried to save himself by challenging the assumptions of the trial

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when the Burroughs spirit was not trying to force Mercy to sign the book, he enticed her with evil images that were distortions of the most familiar passages in the Bible

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At the end of the month John Alden, the son of the famous John Alden of Plymouth Colony and a wealthy sea captain and seasoned soldier in his own right, was added to the list.

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Burroughs did more than torture and tempt he also held services for his evil band Abigail Hobbs saw him convene a general meeting of the witches in the field near Mr Parris house

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In May 7 Mercy Lewis met his spirit

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in mid-May yet another wealthy male was named, Daniel Andrew of Salem Town. Daniel was married to John Porter's youngest daughter and was a constant opponent of the Putnams in town politics.

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Burroughs was one of six names the judges heard on April 30 this was clearly a new phase of the out break

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this first wife had lived with Burroughs when he was the minister in Salem and had lived in the very home the Reverend Parris now occupied

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Salem were now far outside any previous pattern of witchcraft allegations.

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Ever since Tituba mapped out the conspiracy of evil one figure stood out as a mastermind the man in black he was the devil

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he had stabbed the first one under her armand covered the wound on the corpse with sealing wax

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Burroughs was arrested in his new home, the town that is now called Wells, Maine, and brought back to Salem. He arrived on May 4.

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"The spirit admitted he was Burroughs and that he had bewitched his first two wives to death

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the spirit admitted he was Burroughs and that e had 'bewitched' his first to wives to death. Indeed, he was responsible for the deaths of reverend Lawson's wife and daughter

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george burroughs returned to her, followed by the spirits of his first two wives

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young Ann Putnam's testimony on May 5th was the most frightening night of her life

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This first account claims that Parris did condemn the use of the rye cake test but not Tituba or John for conducing it. Instead he criticized Mary Sibley the neighbor who oversaw the ritual

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Wabanaki people aided by French Catholics devastated what was then the northern portion of the colony and is now Maine

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As much as devout Protestants in New England saw themselves as living their own lives by their own rules, and as much as the farmers of Salem village sought to break off from the more worldly merchants of Salem town, everyone in the English speaking world was slowly being draw together in bonds of commerce and law, writing and conversation

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by the 1600's the New Englanders were feeling the threat of the Indians with ever growing force.

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the issue changed from " how did I let Satan in" to "Who is using Satan against me?". The turning point came with a slave woman named Tituba.

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"Robert Calif had later wrote that Tituba later claimed Parris had beaten and abused her until she had confessed to being a witch.

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12 year old Ann Putnam Jr. , her mother, Ann Sr. a 17 year old servant living with the Putnams named Mercy Lewis, and another 17 year old relative and neighbor named Mary Walcott all showed signs of afflictions. Elizabeth Hubbard, the 17 year old niece of a local physician, and Mary Warren, a 20 year old servant, did too.

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but in Salem Village the Putnam family, the leaders of the farm group, and those most active in supporting Parris were the hardest hit by trouble.

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The infection seemed to travel along the lines of the poisonous rifts in Salem.

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"If Hale was writing about Abigail, a leading accuser in the trials, why didn't anyone else point her terrible death as proof of the power of the devil.

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Without the secure protection from England, Its less safe

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He opposed all of the accusations and convictions that followed

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Betty and Abigail soon began behaving very strangely

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two girls dabbling in foretelling their futures by dropping an egg white into water and interpreting the shapes that formed, then being terrified by what they saw . . . . Could they be Betty and Abigail?

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the name of the indian slave was tituba.

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hale's essay first recounts the story of Salem, beginning "in the latter end of the year 1691",meaning some time in January or February of what we think of as 1692

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the children may have been felling guilt for using the devils magic that they now think that they are afflicted  b
y the devIls magic.

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Abigail Williams was Samuel Parris's 11 or 12 year old niece

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john hale  was a minister who was experienced in dealing with cases of witchcraft

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Samuel Parris''s 9 year old daughter was named Elizabeth but was called Betty

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one of the puritans descendants was Nathaniel Hawthorne

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Mather tried to reveal Glover's satanic bond to free the young people of her malign influence

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the total number of the Goodwin children was 4

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"An angry old woman had hated Glover so she had said Glover had bewitched her friend to death.

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Glover's imprisonment healed the youngest of the Goodwin children but when she railed at them the other three collapsed

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witchs are people who consulted with the devil prologue.

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the woman who was preparing to testify against she was a attacked by a  black thing in a blue cap

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Glover was accused of being a witch 6 years before that

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Glover was often mistakenly called Mary

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doctor who determined the children's suffering was witchcraft : Thomas Oakes

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how the washerwoman attacked the children : using bad language

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martha had three younger siblings

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how to tell if somone is a witch. prologue 

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how to tell if somone is a witch. prologue 

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a witch was a person who could do harm throgh magical means.

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wanted a pure, clear faith filling every part of life

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"the Godly" as they were often called in England
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The last recorded case of using the tree was on July 8, 1793

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the three Goodwin children
( prologue )

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He was a young minister when he came to the good win household and he went to write many books,and became a leading authority on Puritanism in Massachusetts

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she was furious because Martha Goodwin accused the washerwoman of theft. She used bad language which affected Martha like a disease
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washerwoman's mother
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"Martha Goodwin noticed her linen was missing so she accused her washerwoman and she was angry she yelled at Martha.the girl and her soon  three younger siblings fell into fits

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"The invisible world int

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Phoebe Chandler
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poor married lady of the town Andover
( introduction )