Commentary on Witchcraft, Magic, and Religion in 17th-Century by Richard Weisman

Magic is something that believes in Satan, is known for attracting humans, creating despair for humanity and destroying their lives by taking them to the dark side. Humans are very fragile and can be easily operated and used for their own benefit. Since magic is related to the devil, it is regarded as evil, impure, a nightmare from hell, and rebellion against religion. As we all know, the devil will manipulate and attack the hearts of men and control their wrong actions. A person is blinded by evil and can be brought out of God to respect the devil.

Wisman, Richard. Magical, magical and religious Massachusetts in the 17th century (University of Massachusetts publishing, XXKFM 2478.8.W 5 W 4440 1984). Includes chapter on "Historical background of Massachusetts Bay and witch crime in indictment model". The appendix contains a list of lawsuits against Salem's lawsuit, Massachusetts Bay magic lawsuit, magic in charge of Salem, and lawsuit against magic that sued confessed ordinary magic.

The background of this story is in the state of Salem, Massachusetts in the 17th century where magic center was done in history. As a background, during that time, most people believed in magic. This belief was born in Europe where 500,000 people were executed during the 15th and 17th centuries. By the time magic broke, nearly 300 people were sued for magic and more than 30 people were hanged. Both males and females were imprisoned and executed. Almost all the people controlled by magic are elderly women and they are considered to be independent and eccentric. Historians believe that this hysteria leads to execution is essential to being the last accusation of magic in American history. This experience and the rest of the earthquake also showed the end of New England's Puritan authority.

The history of magic traces dates back to the 13th century. In the 13th and 14th centuries magic was regarded as harmless magic. However, in the 16th century the witches were condemned and tortured. After that, in the 17th century, the witch's hunting and trial disappeared with "witch's madness". Magic is practiced in various parts of the world. Most experts believe it happened somewhere in India or Africa, and magic is used as a medicine. Later on, this custom was brought to New England, pilgrims began to grow slowly in the Puritan community.