Witchcraft in Salem village in 1692 : together with some account of other witchcraft prosecutions in New England and elsewhere (1892)
Nevins, Winfield S · Salem, Mass. : North Shore Pub. Co. · leaf 247
ife came be-fore the magistrates they were confronted withthe confession of their daughter, in which shehad charged them with being witches. Theywere astounded. Mrs. Hobbs said she regrettedthat she ever brought into the world such achild. She indignantly denied being a witch, atfirst. Finally,… … ^-A ACCUSED AND TRIED BUT NOT EXECUTED. 221 tion of William Hobbs has suffered mutilation byreason of much handling and neglect in yearspast. Enough remains, however, to show thathe stood immovable amid the storm of supersti-tion that beat around him. He protested hisinnocence to the end. What say…
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