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Boston, Little, Brown [1973]
Description
The madness that rooted itself in Salem Village in 1692 is one of the most fascinating events in American history. How could a pack of young girls hold an entire community in thrall as they screamed out their accusations of witchcraft? Marion Starkey not only tells the story of the madness, but by viewing the social, political, and psychological make-up of the town, also offers an explanation of why the irrational behavior took hold.
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ix, 176 p.; 21 cm
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Stamped on closed page ends: "Juan Crespi Jr. High, El Sobrante" Includes library pocket and card in back of book.