Ann Hibbins, [122].—Beach’s Letter, [123].—Hutchinson’s Account of Ann, [124].—Upham’s, [126].—Her Will, [128].—Her Wit, [131].—Densmore’s Inner Hearing, [135].—Guessing, [138].—Her Social Position, [140].—Slandered, [130], [142].—Her Intuitive Powers, [143].—Her Illumination, [146].
Ann Cole, [147].—Hutchinson’s Account, [147].—Whiting’s, [148].—The Greensmiths, [153].—Representative Experiences, [154].
Elizabeth Knap, [157].—How affected, [158].—Long accustomed to see Spirits, [160].—Accused Mr. Willard, [162].—A Case of Spiritualism.
Morse Family, [167].—Physical Manifestations, [168].—The Sailor Boy, [169].—Caleb Powell, [170].—Hazzard’s Account of Read, [172].—Mather’s Account of John Stiles, [175].—Mrs. Morse accused, [178].—Hale’s Report, [182].—Morse’s Testimony, [184].—2d do., [187].—His Character, [190].—Faults of Historians, [193].—Marvels in Essex County, [197].—Eliakim Phelps, [198].
Goodwin Family, [199].—Hutchinson’s Account, [201].—Character of the Children, [207].—Wild Irish Woman, [210].—Philip Smith’s Case, [211].—Upham’s Account, [213].—Spirit Loss of Earth Language, [216].—Mather flattered, [217].—The Girl’s Weight triplicated, [219].—Mather’s Person shielded, [221].—Upham’s Conclusion incredible, [223].—Hutchinson nonplused, [224].—Justice to the Devil, [227]. Summary, [229].
Salem Witchcraft, [231].—Occurred at Danvers, [231].—Circle of Girls, [233].—Their Lack of Education, [235].—Obstacles to their Meeting, [236].—Mediumistic Capabilities, [239].—Parsonage Kitchen, [240].—Fits stopped by Whipping, [242].—Upham’s Lack of Knowledge, [243].—Hare’s Demonstration, [245].—Upham’s Lament and Warnings, [246].—Nothing Supernatural, [249].—Varley’s Position, [252].—The Afflicted knew their Afflicters, [254].—Names of the Afflicted, [257].—Mr. Parris’s Account of Witchcraft Advent, [259].—What occurred, [260].—Lawson’s Account, [261].—The Bewitching Cake, [262].—John Indian and Tituba, [263].—Tituba Participator and Witness, [267].
Tituba, [271].—Examination of her, [271-297].—Summary of her Statements, [298].—Discrepancies between Cheever and Corwin, [301].—Dates fixed by Corwin, [303].—Tituba’s Authority as Expounder, [308].—Calef’s Notice of her, [309].—Her Confession, [312].—Her Unhappy Fate, [313].
Sarah Good, [313].—Why visible apparitionally, [314].—Her Examination, [315].—Mesmeric Force, [318].—Persons absent in Form afflict, [320].—Only Clairvoyance sees Spirits, [323].—Its Fitfulness, [324].—A Witch because not bewitchable, [325].—Her Invisibility, [325].—H. B. Storer’s Account of Mrs. Compton, [326].—Ann Putnam’s Deposition, [331].—S. Good’s Prophetic Glimpse, [335].
Dorcas Good, [335].—Bites with Spirit Teeth, [336].—State of Opinion admitting her Arrest, [338].—Upham’s Presentation of Public Excitement, [339].—Lovely Witches now, [342].
Sarah Osburn, [342].—Was seen spectrally, [343].—Heard a Voice, [345].