C. W. UPHAM, 80.

MARGARET JONES, 85.--Winthrop's Account of her, 87.--Hutchinson's and

Upham's, 88.--Our own, 89.--J. W. Crosby's Experience, 94.--Spirit of

Prophecy, 99.--Spirit Child, 100.--Materialization, 102.--Newburyport

Spirit Boy, 103.--Why Margaret was executed, 109.--Erroneous faith,

114.--Margaret's Case isolated, 119.--Epitaph, 121.

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.

MARTHA COREY, 347.--Her Character.--Visited by Putnam and Cheever,

348.--Foresensed their Visit, 348.--Laughed when on Trial, 352.--Calef and

Upham's Account of her, 353.--Her Prayer, 354.

GILES COREY, 354.--Refused to plead, 355.--Was pressed to Death, 356.--His

Heroism, 357.

REBECCA NURSE, 358.--Was seen as an Apparition, 358.--Her Mother a Witch,

360.--Had Fits, 361.--Confusion at her Trial, 362.--The Power of Will,

363.--Elizabeth Parris, 364.--Agassiz, 365.--Not guilty, and then guilty,

367.

MARY EASTY, 367.--Her Examination, 368.--The Character of her Trial,

370.--Her Petition, 371.--Last Hour, 373.

SUSANNA MARTIN, 373.--Her Examination, 374.--The Devil took Samuel's

Shape, 374.--R. P.'s Position, 375.--Her Apparition gave Annoyance, 377.

MARTHA CARRIER, 378.--Examination of, 378.--Her Children Witches, how they

afflicted, and their Confessions, 381.

GEORGE BURROUGHS, 390.--Indictment of, 391.--Opinions concerning him,

392.--Apparitions of his Wives, 394.--His Liftings, 399.--The Devil an

Indian, 402.--Thought-reading, 405.--His Susceptibilities and Character,

406.

SUMMARY, 408.--Number executed, 412.--Spirits proved to have been Enactors

of Witchcraft, 414.

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