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Salem Possessed: The Social Origins of Witchcraft »
Authors: Paul Boyer, Stephen Nissenbaum
ISBN-13: 9780674785267, ISBN-10: 0674785266
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Harvard University Press
Date Published: January 1976
Edition: (Non-applicable)
Author Biography: Paul Boyer
Paul Boyer, Merle Curti Professor of History at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
Book Synopsis
Table of Contents
Preface
Salem Village in the Seventeenth Century: A Chronology
Abbreviations Used in the Notes Prologue: What Happened in 1692
1. 1692: Some New Perspectives
2. In Quest of Community, 1639-1687
3. Afflicted Village, 1688-1697
4. Salem Town and Salem Village: The Dynamics
Subjects
History
American History United States History - Colonial Era
History American History United States History - Northeastern & Middle Atlantic Region
New Age & Spirituality Witchcraft and Magic Witchcraft, Wicca & Paganism - Historical
Nonfiction History American History
American History United States History - Colonial EraHistory
American History United States History - Northeastern & Middle Atlantic RegionNew Age & Spirituality
Witchcraft and Magic Witchcraft, Wicca & Paganism - HistoricalNonfiction
History American History