In "The Crucible,"what accusation does Giles Corey make about Thomas Putnam?

Giles Corey submitted testimony to the ACT III court and Thomas Putnam basically encouraged magical people to let his daughter receive her land. If someone tried and convicted with magic, their land would be auctioned and purchased at a very cheap price, so if Putnam wants someone's land, Gilsco's assertion He asked my daughter to condemn the magic so that he could buy his land.

It refers to the newspaper. If Jacobs hangs up for a witch, he abandons his property - this is the law! There is no one but Putnam. Cointt bought such a wonderful piece. This person is killing a neighbor for his own land!

Jill points to his deposit: proof is there! I got it from an honest man who heard about Putnam! On the day his daughter cried in front of Jacobs, he said she gave him a fair land gift.

Another important development here is to hear that the person who signed the first testimony is being detained, so Giles refused to disclose the name of the person who conveyed the information to him. Gilles refused to care about other people, he would not cooperate with the question, he was eventually forced to die. When asked if he did magic, he did not say anything, so his son could inherit his land and his property was not auctioned .

Gilscoli condemned Thomas Putnam as the worst opportunist and tried to profit from the witch's trial, allowing him to buy land that was sentenced to death.

"Gilscoli condemned him as taking advantage of the plight of the landowner and those convicted would have to be forced to sell their land at a lower price than their own."

"He complains a lot, his revenge, and his anger seems to arise from his desire for power and property."

There is already controversy over the rights of the land around the town, so Corey just pointed out how Putnam is preparing to increase his wealth.

Giselski presented some evidence that Thomas Putnam was abusing the power of the accuser's father. Jill heard that Putnam told that "Jacobs of the day gave him a gift for a fair land" that Putnam "is an honest man." For Jacob the extensive property of Jacob will be auctioned when convicted. As Jill said, only Putnam can "buy such a wonderful coin." Van Governor Danfoss also abused his power when he refused to cancel or postpone the hanging in the fourth act. Despite the theft and escape of Abigail, Danfoss remains unshakeable despite the fact that the city has been largely rebelled due to a mistaken trial error. He said, "The postponement is now a kind of addiction for me, probation or forgiveness I have to doubt about their sins who have died so far." He is more concerned about finding the truth I am interested in keeping it.

Judge Hathorne (on stage) is casting doubt on Martha Corey's magic allegation. Meanwhile, her husband Giles suspended court proceedings and Thomas Putnam (Thomas Putnam "is extending the land!" Giles was removed from the court and brought to the classroom by Willard / Helic. Jason judge came in and angrily asked Van Governor Danforth, Cheever, Parris pastor, Francis Nurse joined the classroom Corey has 600 acres (2.4 sq. Km) of land and plenty of trees Putun was always concerned about both of them Both Corey also said that the court mistakenly detained his wife Martha saying that he said only that Martha is reading But he never appealed her with magic.