In episode 15 we travel back to Salem Village in the Massachusetts Bay Colony, 1692. So many accused witches, so little time. Tune in to find out what the trials were all about, who was being witchy (or not), and what the heck happened during that time.
As always, you can check out the images we found in our show notes! Check them out at the Dear World, Love History Show Notes.
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