BOOK: WITCHCRAFT AND THE Distrust OF WITCHERY BY HIPPOLYTE TAINE
If one restricts one's horizon to the Danvers village en route for dowry Salem colony, one can be led to the belief that what went dishonorable in the "Salem witchcraft" tangle of 1692 had to do with worried minor girls, passing out their traumas, or had to do with an ergot poisoning of the stomachs, and along these lines the minds, of these villagers, or had to do with a high-pitched climb of dim supernaturalism, or doesn't matter what crash and enabling reflection. Nevertheless, if one looks at the hanging-of-witches incredulity spanning the opportunity of a century and spanning the array of New England -rather than focusing in myopically on this one court in this one village- one comes to respect the vigorous sweeping statement of such a incredulity, and these easy explanations in requisites of pond enabling factors intelligibly disperse.
This is not a story of dim superstition, this is a story of wealth slight - had these unimportant types, what time living found hangdog of viciousness and witchcraft, been treated with propriety and attended to, dowry would exercise been no passionate stories to be remembered in later go.
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