The Devil Went Down To Salem (The Salem Witch Trials)

The Devil Went Down To Salem (The Salem Witch...

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For more than two centuries, between the late 1400s and early 1700s, a terror of witches gripped Europe. From Scotland to Spain, thousands of people were accused, tortured and executed. But as the hysteria faded in Europe, it crossed the Atlantic. In 1692, in New England, it took ...  Show more