HOUSE OF JOHN PROCTOR - 1st 1904 - SALEM WITCHCRAFT TRIALS WITCHES PERSECUTION FAIRIES and often combined his pagan

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This issue comprises a number of essays by Edward John Langford Garstin

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Firm and clean copy of a very scarce work

HOUSE OF JOHN PROCTOR - 1st 1904 - SALEM WITCHCRAFT TRIALS WITCHES PERSECUTION FAIRIES and often combined his paganHOUSE OF JOHN PROCTOR: WITCHCRAFT MARTYR, 1692 Book Details + Condition: Peabody (United States). First Edition, 1904. Very scarce. 19 pages. Softcover pamphlet by American historian William Phineas Upham on the life and trial of John Proctor, accused of witchcraft during the Salem, Massachusetts witch trials of the 17th century. Contains one illustration of a drawn map of Salem with notable landmarks. In very good condition, with firm binding;