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Tituba and the Children, Illustration by Alfred Fredericks published in A Popular History of the United States, circa 1878

Elizabeth Hubbard of Salem Village

Elizabeth Hubbard was one of the afflicted girls of Salem Village. She was considered one of the main accusers in the Salem Witch Trials. Hubbard was born about 1674/5 in… Read more »

Colonial Era   
Salem Witch Trials Secondary Sources

Salem Witch Trials: Secondary Sources

The many secondary sources of the Salem Witch Trials offer some much needed analysis and interpretations of this complicated event. Secondary sources are either books, articles or other documents written… Read more »

Colonial Era   
The Crucible by Arthur Miller

Is The Crucible Based on a True Story?

The Crucible is a play about the Salem Witch Trials written by Arthur Miller. The play debuted on Broadway in January of 1953 and has since become an American classic…. Read more »

Colonial Era   
Examination of a Witch oil painting by Thompkins H. Matteson circa 1853

What is a Witches’ Mark?

Witches’ marks were a mark on the skin of a suspected witch that was believed to be evidence that the person had made a pact with the Devil and was… Read more »

Colonial Era   
The Afflicted Girls of Salem Village

Salem Witch Trials Accusers

The Salem Witch Trials accusers were a group of people who accused the Salem Witch Trials victims of witchcraft in 1692. The main accusers were a group of girls and… Read more »

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