~Vani Mishra In that harsh winter of 1692, in the tiny Puritan community of Salem Village, rumors of the occult started to circulate. In a few short months, those rumors became shouts of accusation, public confessions, and the awful silence of the gallows. The Salem Witch Trials were not about magic. They were of fear, […]
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