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Witchcraft illustrated. Witchcraft to be understood. Facts, theories and incidents. With a glance at old and new Salem and its historical resources

Henrietta D Kimball

Witchcraft illustrated. Witchcraft to be understood. Facts, theories and incidents. With a glance at old and new Salem and its historical resources

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Henrietta D. Kimball’s book offers a historical and interpretive account of witchcraft, with special attention to Salem and the enduring memory of the trials. Readers will find commentary on facts, theories, and incidents, along with local historical material that situates witchcraft within American cultural memory.

About Henrietta D Kimball

Henrietta D. Kimball appears to be connected with esoteric or metaphysical writing, though the historical record under this name is not clear enough for a fully secure identification. I would treat her, provisionally, as an author associated with occult or spiritual literature rather than assign specific biographical details without further evidence.

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One documented copy. Sophia Aporrheta links to the holding institution; it does not host the file.

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https://archive.org/details/witchcraftillus00kimbgoog
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