• This volume provides a combination of the major schools of
thought on the Salem witch trials and incorporates the current
scholarship on the subject. Events are presented in a narrative
format that delivers the drama of the trials and leaves instructors
free to explore specific topics of their choosing in greater depth.
An analysis of key issues is provided at the end of each chapter.
• The third edition has been significantly updated to include an
expanded section on the European origins of witch hunts and an
update and expand epilogue which discusses the witch hunts – real
and imagined, historical and cultural – since 1692. Allowing
students new to the phenomenon of the witch-hunts and trials to
better understand their origins and impact upon the national
psyche. • The bibliography has been substantially updated, an
extensive list of internet resources, sources of primary documents,
documentaries, movies, artwork, and resources to assist lecturers
with using this book in their classrooms and students to further
their studies.
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