For 10 points, name this Puritan, the longtime Massachusetts Chief Justice.
This man married a woman named Hannah Hull, with her father giving her weight, 125 pounds, in gold, to the couple as a gift. He wrote that "liberty is in real value next unto Life," so "none ought to part with it themselves or deprive others of it" in a 1700 essay. This man wrote the anti-slavery essay "The Selling of Joseph." This man's diary recounts the death of Giles Corey, although he later publicly apologized and called for fasting as penance for the Salem witch trials. For 10 points, name this Puritan, the longtime Massachusetts Chief Justice.
This man married a woman named Hannah Hull, with her father giving her weight, 125 pounds, in gold, to the couple as a gift.
Samuel Sewall