The Witchcraft Delusion in Colonial Connecticut (1647-1697) by John M. Taylor
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May it please yr Honble Court, we the Grand inquest now setting for the
County of Fairefeild, being made sensable, not only by Common fame (but by testamonies duly billed to us) that the widow Mary Staple, Mary Harvey ye wife of Josiah Harvey & Hannah Harvey the daughter of the saide Josiah, all of Fairefeild, remain under the susspition of useing witchecraft, which is abomanable both in ye sight of God & man and ought to be witnessed against. we doe therefore (in complyance to our duty, the discharge of our oathes and that trust reposed in us) presente the above mentioned pssons to the Honble Court of Assistants now setting in Fairefeild, that they may be taken in to Custody & proceeded against according to their demerits. Fairefeild, Fby, 1692 in behalfe of the Grnd Jury JOSEPH BASTARD, foreman] THE WITCHCRAFT DELUSION IN COLONIAL CONNECTICUT 1647-1697 BY JOHN M. TAYLOR Author of "Maximilian and Carlotta, a Story of Imperialism," and "Roger Ludlow, the Colonial Lawmaker" |
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