href="@public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@36312@[email protected]#Page_224" class="pginternal" tag="{http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml}a">224.—Justice to the Devil, 227. Summary, 229.

Salem Witchcraft, 231.—Occurred at Danvers, 231.—Circle of Girls, 233.—Their Lack of Education, 235.—Obstacles to their Meeting, 236.—Mediumistic Capabilities, 239.—Parsonage Kitchen, 240.—Fits stopped by Whipping, 242.—Upham’s Lack of Knowledge, 243.—Hare’s Demonstration, 245.—Upham’s Lament and Warnings, 246.—Nothing Supernatural, 249.—Varley’s Position, 252.—The Afflicted knew their Afflicters, 254.—Names of the Afflicted, 257.—Mr. Parris’s Account of Witchcraft Advent, 259.—What occurred, 260.—Lawson’s Account, 261.—The Bewitching Cake, 262.—John Indian and Tituba, 263.—Tituba Participator and Witness, 267.

Tituba, 271.—Examination of her, 271-297.—Summary of her Statements, 298.—Discrepancies between Cheever and Corwin, 301.—Dates fixed by Corwin, 303.—Tituba’s Authority as Expounder, 308.—Calef’s Notice of her, 309.—Her Confession, 312.—Her Unhappy Fate, 313.

Sarah Good, 313.—Why visible apparitionally, 314.—Her Examination, 315.—Mesmeric Force, 318.—Persons absent in Form afflict, 320.—Only Clairvoyance sees Spirits, 323.—Its Fitfulness, 324.—A Witch because not bewitchable, 325.—Her Invisibility, 325.—H. B. Storer’s Account of Mrs. Compton, 326.—Ann Putnam’s Deposition, 331.—S. Good’s Prophetic Glimpse, public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@36312@[email protected]#Page_335" class="pginternal"