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    mansion and they wanted to explore it.pg.5.Lucy saw a mysterious wardrobe and went inside it.pg.5.When she went inside it‚it started to get cold.Lucy met a faun named Mr.Tumnus.He took her to his cave and had tea with her.pg.16.The theme of The Lion‚The Witch‚and The Wardrobe is compassion and forgiveness. In my opinion‚Lucy was the most compassionate because she forgave Mr.Tumnus for the mistake he has made.In the story‚pg.20‚it stated‚’’No‚’’said Lucy.’’I’m sure you wouldn’t do anything

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    Salem Witchcraft Trials 1. In order to make sense of Ann Foster’s testimony we must look at events that were occurring at this time. The prosecution of Witchcraft had been relatively new in America but massive witch hunts had been going on for centuries in England‚ Italy‚ Germany‚ and France. During this time‚ English Rulers King William and Mary began a War with France in American colonies. The war created strain on Salem’s resources and rivalry between families with ties to wealth of

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    The name of the book that I read was "The Witch of Blackbird Pond" By‚ Elizabeth George Speare. The book took place in the year of 1687. Some of the book takes place on a boat called the "Dolphin‚" and then the rest of the book in Wethersfield‚ in the state of Connecticut. The main characters in the book are Katherine Tyler (her nickname was Kit)‚ Nat Eaton‚ Uncle Matthew‚ Aunt Rachel‚ Hannah Tupper‚ Kit’s cousins Mercy‚ and Judith‚ Prudence‚ Hannah Tupper‚ John Holbrook‚ Goodwife Cruff and Goodman

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    she was lazy and petulant. Parris did not see Tituba as a threat and left the girls in her watch many times. As time passed‚ more girls would come and spend time with the Barbados slave. Tituba would tell the girls stories about Barbados‚ and of the witch doctors that lived there. The girls were interested and asked many questions concerning the topic of magic and witches. Tituba‚ who hardly believed in sorcery herself‚ had given in and showed the girls how to break an egg‚ so just the egg white would

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    the Puritans lived in a society where hearing a powerful positioned person or a committee say something was often believed to be truth. It seems as if the Puritans lived in a world that was half filled with lies and that they were brainwashed. The witch hunt started when the controversy of the illness of the afflicted girls became a crime‚ since the church members who dominated the power over New England‚ referred this illness to be some sort of witchcraft. In The Western Heritage‚ the author states:

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    Witchcraft‚ Oracles and Magic among the Azande Aaron Wintrich Professor Arthur Anthropology of Religion 10/30/12 2‚075 Words Wintrich II Witchcraft among the Azande is an integral part of everyday life. From highly involved communal practices to individual daily life‚ witchcraft and such happenings can take place at any time and to anyone. During his time among the Azande‚ Evans Pritchard originally thought of the Azande’s belief in witchcraft as naïve‚ believing that all mishaps were

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    first thought to come to mind. A book titled “Memorable Providences” had recently been published telling the story of an Irish woman’s bewitchment on a man in Boston‚ the girls behaviors somewhat mirrored those of the man which sparked the thought of witch craft. William Griggs‚ a doctor of the town‚ called to examine the girls. He suggested that the girls’ problems might have a supernatural origin. The new widespread belief that witches targeted children made the doctor’s diagnosis seem increasing likely

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    Hunter Toney Mrs. Lowry English 3 HN 18 March 2014 In my depiction‚ the events of the Salem Witch Trials were most responsible by Abigail Williams. In Arthur Miller’s play‚ Abigail demonstrated her malevolent ways by showing her lustful and violent characteristics‚ along with her personal vendetta against Elizabeth Proctor. These character flaws‚ in my opinion‚ were the driving force that started the events in Salem‚ Massachusetts. Her hatred for Elizabeth‚ and wanting her dead‚ was the reasoning

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    Motivations of Reverend Parris‚ Abigail and the Putnams The witch trials supply Reverend Parris in numerous key ways. Initially he was frightened that any indication of witchcraft be established in his home; he has been the Reverend after all‚ has not been establishing in effectively with the community. If it was established that it was his home that was the origin of witchcraft‚ he would end up being unemployed. However‚ it eventually ends up in his favor. As soon as witchcraft is found in his

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    cover the height and decline of witch-hunting‚ with 1603 marking the debut of the reign of King James I. 1712 marks the last recorded case where a woman was accused of witch-craft‚ Jane Wenham. During this period thousands of people fell victim to the so called ‘witch craze’ and many historians have attempted to identify a singular theory for why witch hunting became so wide spread across Europe and North America. The feminist historian Anne Barstow claims that witch hunts were “an attack on women…”

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