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EYEWITNESS TO HISTORY: DOCS OF THE SALEM WITCH TRIALS

U.S. History

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<P>Through its extensive use of primary source materials and provision of essential accompanying explanations, this book places readers into the context of late 17th-century Salem society to shed light on one of the darkest events in American history—the Salem witch trials.</P>

Documents of the Salem Witch Trials

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
Preface.
Evaluating and Interpreting Primary Documents.
Historical Introduction.
Chronology.
February to May 1692.
1: Governor William Phips, &#x201C;Letter Two of Governor William Phips,&#x201D; February 21, 1692/1693.
2: Unknown, &#x201C;Deposition of Elizabeth Hubbard V. Tituba,&#x201D; February 25, 1691/1692.
3: Unknown, &#x201C;Deposition of Ann Putnam, Jr. V. Tituba,&#x201D; February 25, 1691/1692.
4: Ezekiel Cheever, &#x201C;The Examination of Tituba,&#x201D; March 1, 1691/1692.
5: Samuel Parris, &#x201C;Deposition of Samuel Parris V. Tituba,&#x201D; March 1, 1691/1692.
6: Deodat Lawson, &#x201C;A Brief and True Narrative of Some Remarkable Passages Relating to Sundry Persons Afflicted by Witchcraft, Salem Village,&#x201D; March to April 5, 1692.
7: Unknown, &#x201C;Examination of Sarah Osborne,&#x201D; March 1, 1691/1692.
8: Ezekiel Cheever, &#x201C;Examination of Sarah Good,&#x201D; March 1, 1691/1692.
9: Ezekiel Cheever, &#x201C;Examination of Tituba&#x2014;A Second Version,&#x201D; March 1, 1691/1692.
10: Jonathan Corwin, &#x201C;Summary of Examinations of Tituba,&#x201D; March 1, 1691/1692.
11: Constable George Locker, &#x201C;Officer&#x2019;s Return,&#x201D; March 1, 1691/1692.
12: Unknown, &#x201C;Tituba&#x2019;s Second Examination,&#x201D; March 2, 1691/1692.
13: Unknown, &#x201C;Mary Walcott V. Dorothy Good,&#x201D; March 21, 1691/1692.
14: John Hathorne and Jonathan Corwin, &#x201C;Warrant V. Dorothy Good,&#x201D; March 23, 1691/1692.
15: Samuel Braybrook, &#x201C;Officer&#x2019;s Return,&#x201D; March 24, 1691/1692.
16: Unknown, &#x201C;Ann Putna, Jr. V. Dorothy Good,&#x201D; March 24, 1691/1692.
17: John Hathorne and Jonathan Corwin, &#x201C;Examination of Rebecca Nurse,&#x201D; March 24, 1691/1692.
18: Unknown, &#x201C;Mercy Lewis V. Dorothy Good,&#x201D; April 3, 1692.
19: John Hathorne and Jonathan Corwin, &#x201C;Indictment No. 1 V. Sarah Cloyce, for Afflicting Abigail Williams,&#x201D; April 9, 1692.
20: John Hathorne and Jonathan Corwin, &#x201C;Indictment No. 2 V. Sarah Cloyce, for Afflicting Mary Walcott,&#x201D; April 9, 1692.
21: John Hathorne and Jonathan Corwin, &#x201C;Warrant for the Arrest of Giles Corey, Mary Warren, Abigail Hobbs, and Bridget Bishop,&#x201D; April 18, 1692.
22: Samuel Parris, &#x201C;Examination of Bridget Bishop, First Version,&#x201D; April 19, 1692.
23: John Rucke, &#x201C;Indictment V. Bridget Bishop, No. 1,&#x201D; April 19, 1692.
24: John Rucke, &#x201C;Indictment V. Bridget Bishop, No. 2,&#x201D; April 19, 1692.
25: John Rucke, &#x201C;Indictment V. Bridget Bishop, No. 3,&#x201D; April 19, 1692.
26: John Rucke, &#x201C;Indictment V. Bridget Bishop, No. 4,&#x201D; April 19, 1692.
27: John Hathorne and Jonathan Corwin, &#x201C;Examination of Mary Warren,&#x201D; April 19, 1692.
28: Unknown, &#x201C;Examination of Mary Warren in Prison,&#x201D; April 20, 1692.
29: Unknown, &#x201C;Examination of Mary Warren,&#x201D; April 21, 1692.
30: Unknown, &#x201C;Deposition of Ann Putnam, Jr. V. George Burroughs, No. 1,&#x201D; April 21, 1692.
31: John Hathorne and Jonathan Corwin, &#x201C;Examination of Mary Black,&#x201D; April 22, 1692.
32: Elisha Hutchinson, &#x201C;Warrant for Arrest of George Burroughs,&#x201D; April 30, 1692.
33: Unknown, &#x201C;Deposition of Ann Putnam, Jr. V. George Burroughs, No. 2,&#x201D; May 5, 1692.
34: Unknown, &#x201C;Deposition of Deliverance Hobbs V. Bridget Bishop et al.,&#x201D; May 3, 1692.
35: Unknown, &#x201C;Examination of Rev. George Burroughs,&#x201D; May 9, 1692.
36: Unknown, &#x201C;Indictment V. George Burroughs, for Afflicting Elizabeth Hubbard,&#x201D; May 9, 1692.
37: Unknown, &#x201C;Indictment V. George Burroughs, for Afflicting Mercy Lewis,&#x201D; May 9, 1692.
38: Unknown, &#x201C;Indictment V. George Burroughs, for Afflicting Ann Putnam,&#x201D; May 9, 1692.
39: Unknown, &#x201C;Indictment V. George Burroughs, for Afflicting Mary Walcott,&#x201D; May 9, 1692.
40: Unknown, &#x201C;Examination of Mary Warren,&#x201D; May 12, 1692.
41: John Hathorne and Jonathan Corwin, &#x201C;Warrant V. Roger Toothaker,&#x201D; May 18, 1692.
42: John Half, &#x201C;Deposition of Rev. John Hale et al. V. Sarah Bishop,&#x201D; May 20, 1692.
43: John Hathorne and Jonathan Corwin, &#x201C;Deposition of Thomas Putnam and Ezekiel Cheever V. Tituba,&#x201D; May 23, 1692.
44: Unknown, &#x201C;Thomas Gage and Pickworth V. Roger Toothaker,&#x201D; May 23, 1692.
45: John Hathorne and Jonathan Corwin, &#x201C;Warrant for Apprehension of Martha Carrier and Officer&#x2019;s Return,&#x201D; May 28, 1692.
46: William Stacey, &#x201C;Deposition of William Stacy V. Bridget Bishop,&#x201D; May 30, 1692.
47: Unknown, &#x201C;Examination of Martha Carrier,&#x201D; May 31, 1692.
48: Unknown, &#x201C;Indictment No. 1 V. Martha Carrier, for Afflicting Mary Walcott,&#x201D; May 31, 1692.
49: Unknown, &#x201C;Indictment No. 2 V. Martha Carrier, for Afflicting Elizabeth Hubbard,&#x201D; May 31, 1692.
50: John Hathorne and Jonathan Cowrin, &#x201C;Warrant for Apprehension of Wilmott Reed,&#x201D; May 28, 1692.
51: Unknown, &#x201C;Indictment V. Wilmott Reed, No. 1,&#x201D; May 31, 1692.
52: Unknown, &#x201C;Indictment V. Wilmott Reed, No. 2,&#x201D; May 31, 1692.
53: Unknown, &#x201C;Examination of Wilmott Reed,&#x201D; May 31, 1692.
54: Reverend Cotton Mather, &#x201C;Reverend Cotton Mather Letter to John Richards,&#x201D; May 31, 1692.
June to July 1692.
55: Elizabeth Hubbard, &#x201C;Deposition of Elizabeth Hubbard V. Bridget Bishop and Mary Warren,&#x201D; June 1, 1692.
56: Thomas Newton, &#x201C;Confession of Sarah Churchill,&#x201D; June 1, 1692.
57: John Hathorne and Jonathan Cowrin, &#x201C;Deposition of Mary Warren V. Bridget Bishop and Nathaniel Cary,&#x201D; June 1, 1692.
58: Susannah Sheldon, &#x201C;Deposition of Susannah Sheldon V. Bridget Bishop, Mary English, Phillip English, Giles Corey, and Martha Corey,&#x201D; Date Unknown.
59: J. Barton et al., &#x201C;Physical Examination of Bridget Bishop, Rebecca Nurse, Elizabeth Proctor, Alice Parker, Susannah Martin, and Sarah Good, No. 1,&#x201D; June 2, 1692.
60: Rebecah Sharp&#x00E9; et al., &#x201C;Physical Examination of Bridget Bishop, Rebecca Nurse, Elizabeth Proctor, and Susannah Martin, No. 2,&#x201D; June 2, 1692.
61: Unknown, &#x201C;Deposition of John Bly, Sr. and Rebecca Bly V. Bridget Bishop,&#x201D; June 2, 1692.
62: Unknown, &#x201C;Deposition of John Bly, Sr. and William Bly V. Bridget Bishop,&#x201D; June 2, 1692.
63: Unknown, &#x201C;Deposition of John Cook V. Bridget Bishop,&#x201D; June 2, 1692.
64: Unknown, &#x201C;Deposition of John Louder V. Bridget Bishop,&#x201D; June 2, 1692.
65: John Hathorne, &#x201C;Deposition of Richard Coman V. Bridget Bishop,&#x201D; June 2, 1692.
66: Steph Sewall, &#x201C;Deposition of Samuel and Sarah Shattuck V. Bridget Bishop,&#x201D;June 2, 1692.
67: Unknown, &#x201C;Deposition of Susannah Sheldon V. Bridget Bishop,&#x201D; June 2, 1692.
68: William Stoughton, &#x201C;Death Warrant for Bridget Bishop,&#x201D; June 10, 1692.
69: Reverend Cotton Mather et al., &#x201C;The Return of Several Ministers Consulted by His Excellency and the Honorable Council Upon the Present Witchcrafts in Salem Village,&#x201D; June 15, 1692.
70: Benj&#x2019;a Walker et al., &#x201C;Return of the Coroner&#x2019;S Jury on the Death of Roger Toothaker,&#x201D; June 16, 1692.
71: Rebecca Nurse, &#x201C;Petition of Rebecca Nurse to the Court,&#x201D; June 28, 1692.
72: Robert Payne, &#x201C;Indictment No. 1 V. Candy, for Afflicting Mary Walcott,&#x201D; July 2, 1692.
73: Robert Payne, &#x201C;Indictment No. 2 V. Candy, for Afflicting Ann Putnam Jr.,&#x201D; July 2, 1692.
74: John Hathorne, &#x201C;Examination of Candy,&#x201D; July 4, 1692.
75: William Stoughton, &#x201C;Death Warrant for Sarah Good, Rebecca Nurse, Susannah Martin, Elizabeth How, and Sarah Wilds,&#x201D; July 19, 1692.
76: Assorted Friends and Neighbors of Mary Bradbury, &#x201C;Petition for Mary Bradbury,&#x201D; July 11, 1692.
77: Unknown, &#x201C;Indictment V. Mary Bradbury, for Afflicting Timothy Swan,&#x201D; July 26, 1692.
78: Thomas Bradbury, &#x201C;Testimony of Thomas Bradbury for Mary Bradbury,&#x201D; July 28, 1692.
August to December 1692.
79: Examination Committee, &#x201C;The Physical Examinations of George Burroughs and George Jacobs, Jr., August 4, 1692.
80: Samuel Sibley, &#x201C;Samuel Sibley Against John Proctor,&#x201D; August 5, 1692.
81: Reverend John Wise, &#x201C;Petition for John Proctor and Elizabeth Proctor No. 1,&#x201D; August 5, 1692.
82: Nathaniel Felton Sr. and Others, &#x201C;Petition for John Proctor and Elizabeth Proctor No. 2,&#x201D; August 5, 1692.
83: Abraham Haseltine, &#x201C;Indictment V. Mary Bridges, Jr. for Afflicting Rose Foster, No. 1,&#x201D; August 25, 1692.
84: Hon. William Stoughton, &#x201C;Verdict and Death Sentence for Abigail Faulkner,&#x201D; September 17, 1692.
85: Stephen Sewell, &#x201C;Summons for Witnesses V. Mary Bradbury,&#x201D; September 5, 1692.
86: Stephen Sewell, &#x201C;Summons for Mary Towne and Rebecca Towne,&#x201D; September 8, 1692.
87: Ann Putnam, &#x201C;Ann Putnam Jr. V. Mary Bradbury,&#x201D; September 8, 1692.
88: Mary Warren, &#x201C;Deposition of Mary Warren V. Mary Bradbury,&#x201D; September 9, 1692.
89: Mercy Lewis, &#x201C;Deposition of Mercy Lewis V. Giles Corey,&#x201D; September 9, 1692.
90: Robert Payne, &#x201C;Indictment No. 3 V. Sarah Cloyce, for Afflicting Rebecca Towne,&#x201D; September 9, 1692.
91: Mary Easty, &#x201C;Petition of Mary Easty,&#x201D; C. September 9 to 21, 1692.
92: Stephen Sewell and James Smith, &#x201C;Summons for Witnesses Against Wilmot Redd,&#x201D; September 13, 1692.
93: Mary Warren, &#x201C;Mary Warren V. Wilmott Reed,&#x201D; September 14, 1692.
94: Ann Putnam Jr., &#x201C;Ann Putnam, Jr. V. Wilmott Reed,&#x201D; September 14, 1692.
95: Sarah Dodd, &#x201C;Sarah Dodd V. Wilmott Reed,&#x201D; September 14, 1692.
96: Ambrose Gale, &#x201C;Ambrose Gale V. Wilmott Reed,&#x201D; September 14, 1692.
97: Charity Pitman, &#x201C;Charity Pitman V. Wilmott Reed,&#x201D; September 14, 1692.
98: Mary Walcott, &#x201C;Mary Walcott V. Wilmott Reed,&#x201D; September 14, 1692.
99: Elizabeth Hubbard, &#x201C;Elizabeth Hubbard V. Wilmott Reed,&#x201D; September 14, 1692.
100: Thomas Brattle, &#x201C;The Letter of Thomas Brattle to a Reverend Gentleman,&#x201D; October 8, 1692.
101: John Osgood, &#x201C;Petition of John Osgood and Eight Others,&#x201D; October 1692.
102: Reverend Timothy Osgood and Others, &#x201C;Petition of the Andover Ministers and Twenty-Two Others,&#x201D; October 18, 1692.
103: Gov. William Phips, &#x201C;Letter One of Governor William Phips,&#x201D; October 12, 1692.
104: Abigail Faulkner, &#x201C;Petition of Abigail Faulkner,&#x201D; December 3, 1692.
105: John Osgood and Others, &#x201C;Petition of John Osgood and Seven Others,&#x201D; December 1692.
106: George Herrick, &#x201C;The Petition of George Herrick,&#x201D; December 8, 1692.
107: Widow Penny and Others, &#x201C;The Petition of Ten Prisoners at Ipswich,&#x201D; C. January 1692.
108: Reverend Francis Dane, &#x201C;The Statement by the Rev. Francis Dane on the Andover Outbreak,&#x201D; January 2, 1693.
109: Unknown Court Officer, &#x201C;Recognizance for Dorothy Good,&#x201D; December 10, 1692.
110: Reverend Increase Mather, &#x201C;Rev. Increase Mather&#x2019;s Report of his Conversation in Prison with Mary Bridges, Sr., January 1692.
111: Jonathan Elatson, &#x201C;Recognizance for Mary Bridges, Sr.,&#x201D; January 12, 1692/1693.
Post&#x2014;Salem Witch Trials&#x2014; the Aftermath.
112: Unknown, &#x201C;The Indictment of Tituba Indian,&#x201D; May 9, 1693.
113: Jonathan Elat, &#x201C;Recognizance for Mary Bridges, Sr.,&#x201D; January 1692/1693.
114: George Jacobs Jr., &#x201C;A Statement of Loss Submitted to the Colony of Massachusetts for Damages Upon the Estate of George Jacobs, Sr., Victim of the Salem Witch Trials,&#x201D; C. 1693.
115: Hon. Samuel Sewell, &#x201C;The Public Apology of the Honorable Samuel Sewall,&#x201D; January 14, 1697.
116: Robert Calef, More Wonders of the Invisible World, 1700.
117: Ann Putnam Jr., &#x201C;The Public Confession of Ann Putnam,&#x201D; August 25, 1706.
118: Governor Joseph Dudley, &#x201C;The Massachusetts General Court Makes Restitution,&#x201D; December 17, 1711.
119: Conclusion: the Impact of the Salem Trials to the Present.
Annotated Bibliography.
Index.
About the Author.

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