So I did this two years ago but it isn't nearly as detailed as I would like it to be. So here it is again like 10 times the length. I am so tired but it does a better dent on telling the story of the witch trials that happened in Salem, Massachusetts and really gives better honor to the victims.

Sources: Trust me bro. Just kidding. It's far too many to list but here is a recommended reading list if you want to hear or learn more
The Salem Witch Hunt: A Brief History with Documents by Richard Godbeer
The Salem Witch Trials Reader by Frances Hill
The Salem Witch Trials: A day by day Chronicle of a Community Under Seige by Marilynne Roach
Damned Women by Elizabeth Reis
In the Devil's Snare by Mary Beth Norton
Storm of Witchcraft by Emerson Baker
historyofmassachuetts.org
All original records have been digitized by the University of Virginia

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