Salem-Village Witchcraft: A Documentary Record of Local Conflict in Colonial New EnglandPaul Boyer, Stephen Nissenbaum UPNE, 24. sept 1993 - 416 pages Few episodes in American history have aroused such intense and continued interest as the 1692 Salem witchcraft trials. This volume draws exclusively on primary documents to reveal the underlying conflicts and tensions that caused that small, agricultural settlement to explode with such dramatic force. |
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... James Allen to Francis Nurse ( 1678 ) 149 149 151 Terms of the Purchase of the James Allen Farm by Francis Nurse Deed : Francis Nurse to Samuel Nurse ( 1689/90 ) 152 Francis Nurse Settles His Estate ( 1694 ) 153 Chapter Twelve : Bridget ...
... James Allen to Francis Nurse ( 1678 ) 149 149 151 Terms of the Purchase of the James Allen Farm by Francis Nurse Deed : Francis Nurse to Samuel Nurse ( 1689/90 ) 152 Francis Nurse Settles His Estate ( 1694 ) 153 Chapter Twelve : Bridget ...
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... James Bayley 240 Samuel Parris 255 255 Petitions ( 1692-1695 ) Countersuits Between Parris and the Salem - Village Committee ( 1697 ) Arbitration 264 265 Records of the Salem - Village Church , 1689-1697 , as Kept by the Reverend Samuel ...
... James Bayley 240 Samuel Parris 255 255 Petitions ( 1692-1695 ) Countersuits Between Parris and the Salem - Village Committee ( 1697 ) Arbitration 264 265 Records of the Salem - Village Church , 1689-1697 , as Kept by the Reverend Samuel ...
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Contents
The Trials Records of Five Witchcraft Cases | 1 |
Extracts From Deodat Lawson A Brief and True | 111 |
Comment by Outside Authorities Civil | 117 |
Witchcraft | 124 |
Samuel Parris These Shall Make | 132 |
Sarah Good | 139 |
Rebecca Nurse | 148 |
Bridget Bishop | 155 |
The Wilkins Family | 199 |
The Village Forms | 229 |
The Village Defines Itself | 235 |
The SalemVillage Book | 313 |
Salem Village Becomes a Town 1752 | 373 |
Selected List of Accusers and Persons Against Whom They | 379 |
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Additional Genealogies of Some SalemVillage Families | 415 |
Common terms and phrases
Abigail Williams abovesaid accused acres afflicted aforesaid agreed and voted amongst Andover Ann Putnam answer April Benjamin book of records bounds Bray Wilkins Brethren Bridget Bishop Brother Capt chosen Christ Church Committee Constable Court Daniel Andrew Deacon decease devil Edward Bishop Edward Putnam Elizabeth Francis Nurse George Burroughs give granted Hannah hath Hathorne Henry Kenny hereby honored humble illegible inhabitants of Salem Ipswich John Hathorne John Putnam John Tarbell John Willard Jonathan Putnam Jonathan Walcott Joseph Herrick Joseph Holton Joseph Hutchinson Joseph Putnam Joshua Rea Junr kisses land Lieut Lord March Mary meadow meetinghouse minister Nathaniel Ingersoll Nathaniel Putnam Nurs Nurse Pet Parris's Pastor pence persons petition pounds Procter Salem Town Salem Village Samuel Parris Sarah seal Senior Senr shillings testifieth and saith Testimony Thomas Flint Thomas Fuller Thomas Putnam told Topsfield Town of Salem unto upland wife witchcraft witches