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Cool! I think that's how I'd probably do it too. You always find out something new later, and then you have to go back and change it. Love'd "The Witches." This is one of my favorite historical topics, and you did a fabulous job with your book. It's my "go to" book on the Salem trials.
The Elizabeth Colson passage made me start a novel about the time, told from the POV of a man impersonating a minister, which was not uncommon. Another tidbit I learned from The Witches!
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Oct 25, 2016 07:50AM
Cool! I think that's how I'd probably do it too. You always find out something new later, and then you have to go back and change it. Love'd "The Witches." This is one of my favorite historical topics, and you did a fabulous job with your book. It's my "go to" book on the Salem trials.
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The Elizabeth Colson passage made me start a novel about the time, told from the POV of a man impersonating a minister, which was not uncommon. Another tidbit I learned from The Witches!
