Books like The witchcraft of Salem Village by Shirley Jackson
This work examines the social and religious conditions that fostered the Salem witch hunts, detailing the extensive trials and executions that took place in Salem Village. It also considers the aftermath of the hysteria and its long-term effects on the community.
First publish date: 1956
Genre: History/Modern History
Authors: Shirley Jackson
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