One work attributed to Samuel Willard about this incident is presented as a dialogue between S and B.
One work attributed to Samuel Willard about this incident is presented as a dialogue between S and B. Those accused in this incident included the wife of Governor William Phips. A special court featuring Sam Sewall, John Hathorne, and William Stoughton heard cases stemming from it, and it came to an end following "spectre evidence" being thrown out. It ultimately was traced to the West Indian slave Tituba [tih-TOO-bah] and her tales of voodoo. Name this series of cases which saw 19 women hanged for witchcraft.
One work attributed to Samuel Willard about this incident is presented as a dialogue between S and B.
Salem witch trials