[34] Joseph Glanvil, 1636-1680. He was chaplain in ordinary to his
Majesty, and Fellow of the Royal Society. The title of the work here
mentioned is “Saducismus Triumphatus: or Full and Plain Evidence
concerning Witches and Apparitions: with a letter of Dr. Henry More
on the same subject; and an authentic but wonderful Story of certain
Swedish Witches; done into English by Anth. Horneck, Preacher at the
Savoy.” London, 1681. 8vo. 328 pp. Several later editions were issued.
The story of the Swedish witchcrafts contained in this volume is
mentioned by Increase Mather in _Remarkable Providences_, 1684, p. 132,
ed. 1856, and by Cotton Mather in _Wonders of the Invisible World_,
1693, pp. 44, 88. Mr. C. W. Upham, supposing that C. Mather was the
only person in New England, in 1692, who knew of this case, bases an
argument upon it in _Salem Witchcraft and Cotton Mather_, 1869, pp.
34-35.