One could ask a whole bunch of questions: trait of the people? Christian mania? diversionary technique developed by the best-and-brightest (of the times)? ...
10/17/2018 -- School study link is gone (site still there; page is now restricted to students only - time for 'waybacking').
04/07/2015 -- We have more questions than answers (research raises both).
05/17/2013 -- Imagine a (an extended) family meeting. Indeed. By the way, in terms of gene/meme influences, see the painting of Isabella and Mortimer at poor Hugh's ordeal.
04/30/2012 -- References to the news letter ought to be Gardner's Beacon.
03/03/2012 -- Nice little school project (7M hits, not bad - Note: 10/17/2018 - link is gone - was a nice little study).
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The Miner Descent blog recently posted on this theme. The post tries to identify who, in the blogger's tree, might have been involved with the Witch Trials and what was the role of the person.
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This blog looked at the phenomenon a little in a special issue of Gardner's Beacon. The theme will come forward, again, at some point.
Remarks:
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10/17/2018 -- School study link is gone (site still there; page is now restricted to students only - time for 'waybacking').
04/07/2015 -- We have more questions than answers (research raises both).
05/17/2013 -- Imagine a (an extended) family meeting. Indeed. By the way, in terms of gene/meme influences, see the painting of Isabella and Mortimer at poor Hugh's ordeal.
04/30/2012 -- References to the news letter ought to be Gardner's Beacon.
03/03/2012 -- Nice little school project (7M hits, not bad - Note: 10/17/2018 - link is gone - was a nice little study).
12/17/2011 -- Tim Lambert's A World History Encyclopedia will be used much in this blog and in related material. Here is his take on the Salem turmoils.
Modified: 10/17/2018
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