relationship with the role of Governor William Phipps. Boyer, P. & Nessenbaum, England and the legal Social reactions to beliefs about S. (1974) Salem situation; the reasons witchcraft at Salem and the role of Possessed: The Social for the persecution. some families. Origins of Witchcraft Role of individuals in unfolding events Godbeer, R. (2011) The such as Samuel Parris and William Salem Witch Hunt: A Brief Griggs. History with Documents 3 The frequency, nature Hill, F. (2nd ed. 2002) A Nature of accusations of witchcraft and and geography of the Delusion of Satan, Da the way in which the situation persecution. escalated. Capo Press, Cambridge MA Geographical patterns of persecution, Karlsen, C. (1998) The similarity, difference and significance of witch trials in the Massachusetts Devil in the Shape of a Woman: Witchcraft in Bay colony (e.g. Salem, Boston, Colonial New England, Cambridge, Ipswich). Norton, New York Significance of gender, age, social and Norton, M.B. (2002) In the employment composition of those The Salem prosecuted for witchcraft. Devil’s Snare: Witchcraft Crisis of 1692, Extent to which confessions or Alfred Knopf, New York acquittals relate to social class, age or Roach, M. Six Women of gender. Salem (2013), De Capo Relationship between social Press, Philadelphia composition, membership of religious Schiff, S. (Oct.2015) The congregations and geographic location Witches: Salem 1692 of persecution. Extent to which prosecution resulted in conviction and sentencing. Significance of child testimonies to the prosecution of witches and explanations for this phenomenon. 4 Nature and importance of the courts The response of the
relationship with England and the legal situation; the reasons for the persecution. the role of Governor William Phipps. Social reactions to beliefs about witchcraft at Salem and the role of some families. Role of individuals in unfolding events such as Samuel Parris and William Griggs. Boyer, P. & Nessenbaum, S. (1974) Salem Possessed: The Social Origins of Witchcraft Godbeer, R. (2011) The Salem Witch Hunt: A Brief History with Documents Hill, F. (2nd ed. 2002) A Delusion of Satan, Da Capo Press, Cambridge MA Karlsen, C. (1998) The Devil in the Shape of a Woman: Witchcraft in Colonial New England, Norton, New York Norton, M.B. (2002) In the Devil’s Snare: The Salem Witchcraft Crisis of 1692, Alfred Knopf, New York Roach, M. Six Women of Salem (2013), De Capo Press, Philadelphia Schiff, S. (Oct.2015) The Witches: Salem 1692 3 The frequency, nature and geography of the persecution. Nature of accusations of witchcraft and the way in which the situation escalated. Geographical patterns of persecution, similarity, difference and significance of witch trials in the Massachusetts Bay colony (e.g. Salem, Boston, Cambridge, Ipswich). Significance of gender, age, social and employment composition of those prosecuted for witchcraft. Extent to which confessions or acquittals relate to social class, age or gender. Relationship between social composition, membership of religious congregations and geographic location of persecution. Extent to which prosecution resulted in conviction and sentencing. Significance of child testimonies to the prosecution of witches and explanations for this phenomenon. 4 The response of the Nature and importance of the courts
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