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…after dying in jail of natural causes. In March, Ann Putnam accused Martha Corey of attempting to bewitch her. Although she was a good church-going member of the community, she had mothered an illegitimate mixed-race son that lived with her second husband…

…signs of instability; Ann Putnam the Younger and Elizabeth Hubbard both acted like Parris' daughter. When asked what was wrong, they claimed to have been put under a spell by local nonconformist Sarah Good. They said the woman's specter visited them at night…

…by Jacqueline Gilbert and Bette Ann Stead, includes the results of experiments conducted at two universities. These experiments examined whether there was a greater perception of increased qualifications and competence when employees were hired under a system…

…with this complex woman, each of the characters fails Helga in their own way.         Anne Gray represents the thoughts of Marcus Garvey by dressing the way whites dress, yet shunning any contact with them, in fact shunning anyone who has contact with them. She…

…him, and lives a life of denial. Jack even goes as far as creating the "Great Twitch" theory to explain this idea and behavior. The theory is a culmination of Jack's detachment from life. When Anne Stanton's relationship with Willie wakes up Jack's…

…). In a letter to columnist Ann Landers, a college professor wrote about his views of the education system. He feels that universities have turned into business! es where teachers are just looking for money and students are just looking for a piece of paper…

…Shiloh” by Bobbie Ann Mason represents a change over the course of a young woman’s life. Bobbie Ann Mason uses Norma Jean to help clarify that relationships can fail and that roles do change in today’s relationships. Mason uses…

…Anne Ferry's "Milton's Creation of Eve" A significant amount of debate and criticism in the last few decades has focused its attention on Milton's attitude toward women, most specifically Eve in Milton's Paradise Lost. Is Milton a misogynist…

…, promotes the suppression of others. This form of encouragement to the oppressor allows the suppression to continue indefinitely. An example of an active enabler during the Salem Witch Trials is Ann Putnam who frequently "called out the names of supposed…

…. In 1601, Donne secretly married Egerton’s niece Anne More. This secret marriage resulted in his dismissal from his position and in a brief imprisonment. The secret marriage also abolished his hopes for future success. Anne Donne eventually died in 1617…