An edition of Reasons for concluding that the Act of 1711, reversing the attainders of the persons convicted of witchcraft in Massachusetts in the year 1692, became a law: being a reply to supplementary notes, etc. by George H. Moore, LL.D. (1884)

Reasons for concluding that the Act of 1711, reversing the attainders of the persons convicted of witchcraft in Massachusetts in the year 1692, became a law

being a reply to supplementary notes, etc. by George H. Moore, LL.D.

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An edition of Reasons for concluding that the Act of 1711, reversing the attainders of the persons convicted of witchcraft in Massachusetts in the year 1692, became a law: being a reply to supplementary notes, etc. by George H. Moore, LL.D. (1884)

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J. Wilson & Son
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21

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Witchcraft
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George Henry Moore (1823-1892)
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Salem, Massachusetts

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Reasons for concluding that the Act of 1711, reversing the attainders of the persons convicted of witchcraft in Massachusetts in the year 1692, became a law: being a reply to supplementary notes, etc. by George H. Moore, LL.D.
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"Reprinted from the Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society."

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