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First-person accounts tell story of trials Book takes first-person look at witch trials
2000
Overview
BOSTON - The voices behind the Salem witch trials have come alive, but they aren't meant to conjure up a Halloween haunting. British author Frances Hill has written a book that provides a genuine historical perspective on the witch hunt by using first-person accounts from the infamous 17th century trials that led to 20 people being executed and hundreds of others sent to prison.
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Charleston Newspapers
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