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136. The Salem Witch Trials
🕑 Added 2022-10-30 15:00:09 +0000 UTCOn this episode of MWMH, Payton and Garrett discuss the Salem Witch Trials.
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Case Sources:
https://mrnussbaum.com/life-in-puritan-massachusetts
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Salemwitchmuseum.com, “Path from Jail to Execution”
Salemwitchmuseum.com, “Salem Witch Trials Memorial”
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Danverslibrary.org, Danvers Archival Center, “Portrait of Samuel Parris”
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Wikipedia, “Salem witch trials,” image used
Assisted research and writing by: Diane Birnholz.
Comments
My some-great-grandma was burned at the stake during the witch trials. She was completely innocent, but she was a wealthy woman with a large amount of land, so two greedy men set her up to be able to accuse her of witchcraft, making it seem as though she was evil and could shape-shifting so that she would die and her land would be auctioned off. My mom has a book that tells her whole story!
thank you guys for being my hour of self care me time 💓💓
Gigi
Lol at Garrett saying he’s scared the podcast would affect the future baby. “Strangey Dangey”
Gigi
were guilty
Gigi
I wish someone would of said the Putnams
Cannot stop laughing. Garrett and his reaction to “urine cake” 😳. Rewinding for the 4th time 🤣
