The Ruin of All Witches

In the 17th-century frontier town of Springfield, a series of disturbing events—such as spoiled food, ill livestock, and mysterious disappearances—fuel rumors of witchcraft and heresy. As tensions mount, suspicion falls on a struggling young couple, Hugh and Mary Parsons, leading to their eventual downfall amidst growing paranoia and community strife. The narrative explores the early colonial experience in Massachusetts, highlighting the clash between supernatural fears and emerging Enlightenment ideals. This detailed account reveals a society torn between divine and diabolical beliefs, providing a window into the chaotic birth of modern America.

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