Witch FictionOccult FictionHistorical Fiction

The tradition of Salem witchcraft in American literature: 1820-1870

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  • 1970 first published
  • 203 pages
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The tradition of Salem witchcraft in American literature: 1820-1870 is a 1970 witch fiction and occult fiction novel by James William Clark. It takes readers to Massachusetts and Salem in the 19th century. Key subjects include history and criticism and witchcraft.

At about 203 pages, most readers finish it in 3–4 hours.

Themes, setting & tropes

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Setting

Era

Subjects

  • American Historical fiction
  • American Occult fiction
  • History and criticism
  • In literature
  • Trials, Witchcraft
  • Witchcraft
  • Witchcraft in literature
  • American Paranormal fiction

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Who wrote The tradition of Salem witchcraft in American literature: 1820-1870?

The tradition of Salem witchcraft in American literature: 1820-1870 was written by James William Clark and first published in 1970.

What genre is The tradition of Salem witchcraft in American literature: 1820-1870?

It is usually shelved as Witch Fiction, Occult Fiction and Historical Fiction.

How long is The tradition of Salem witchcraft in American literature: 1820-1870?

The median edition has 203 pages, about 3–4 hours of reading at 250 words per minute.

What books are similar to The tradition of Salem witchcraft in American literature: 1820-1870?

Readers who like it often enjoy Moi, Tituba, Sorcière…Noire de Salem, The Crucible and A Break with Charity.

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