Witchcraft in early North America /

Title:

Witchcraft in early North America /

Author:

Games, Alison, 1963-

Published:

Lanham, Md. : c2010.

Format:

Book

Institution:

Emmanuel College

Contents:

PRIMARY DOCUMENTS: Fray Benavides sees wizards, sorcerers, and the demon in New Mexico -- Making sense of sickness in Huron Country -- Execution of Isaac Jogues -- Andres Perez de Ribas explains origins of Tepehuan Revolt -- Pueblo Revolt -- English Act against Conjuration -- Law of the Colony of Connecticut -- Case of Goodwife Wright, Virginia -- Execution of Mary Lee en route to Maryland -- Case of Grace Sherwood, Virginia -- Governor Kaine Pardons Grace Sherwood in 2006 -- Case of witchcraft in New Mexico -- William Bosman explains ritual use of poison in Guinea -- South Carolina strengthens laws against poisoning and slave doctors -- about poisoning from South Carolina Gazette -- Poison at Monticello -- Possession of Elizabeth Knapp, Massachusetts -- Possession at Abiquiu, New Mexico -- Examinations of Tituba and Sarah Good, Salem -- Nathaniel Cary's account of his wife's examination -- Examination of Candy -- Petition of John Proctor -- Examination of Mary Toothaker -- Examinations of Abigail Faulkner -- Thomas Brattle's skepticism -- Ann Putnam's confession -- Code of Handsome Lake -- Code of the Shawnee Prophet -- With hunt and the White River Mission.

Online access:

No online access

Library holdings:

Emmanuel Main Stacks
BF1573 .G36 2010 – Available

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