Witchcraft of New England Explained by Modern Spiritualism

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By Listen TheBook Posted on May 31, 2023

In Category - Modern (19th C)

Authors: Allen Putnam In Year : 1881

Book Language: English

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Preface, References, & Explanatory Note
Witchcraft Marvel-Workers
Mather and Calef
Cotton Mather
Robert Calef, Thomas Hutchinson, & C.W. Upham
Margaret Jones Pt. 1
Margaret Jones Pt. 2
Ann Hibbins
Ann Cole
Elizabeth Knap
The Morse Family Pt. 1
The Morse Family Pt. 2
The Goodwin Family Pt. 1
The Goodwin Family Pt. 2
Salem Witchcraft Pt. 1
Salem Witchcraft Pt. 2
Tituba Pt. 1
Tituba Pt. 2
Sarah Good
Dorcas Good & Sarah Osburn
Martha Corey & Giles Corey
Rebecca Nurse
Mary Easty & Susanna Martin
Martha Carrier
Rev. George Burroughs
Summary
The Confessors
The Accusing Girls & The Prosecutors
Witchcraft's Author
The Motive
Local and Personal
Methods of Providence
Appendix Pt. 1
Appendix Pt. 2

"It is not our purpose to write history, but to give new explanation of old events. The long and widely tolerated theory that New England witchcraft was exclusively but out-workings of mundane fraud, imposture, cunning, trickery, malice, and the like, has never adequately met the reasonable demand of common sense, which always asks that specified agents and forces shall be probably competent to produce all such effects as are distinctly ascribed to them." (Summary by Allen Putnam from "Preface")