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The girls in the circle begin to act very strangley and ill
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A doctor suggests the cause of the girls behavior could be witchcraft
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Elizabeth Booth accuses Tituba of witchcraft
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Tituba, Sarah Good and Sarah Osbourne are arrested
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Sarah Osbourne dies in prison after being arrested on a count of witchcraft
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Tituba is released from prison and sold back into slavery
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Bridget Bishop was the first to be hanged for withcraft in Salem
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George Jacobs, Martha Carrier, George Burroughs, John Proctor, and John Willows were hung
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Susanna English tells her story on witchcraft in Salem, Massachusetts
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A copy of Thomas Brattles' letter, inspired by Susanna English's confession about the circle, reached Governer Phips
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William English returns on the ship the "Amiable Tiger"
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All accused children are realeased from jail
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A Superior Court is formed for the remaining witch trials and "spectral" evidence is no longer allowed