The Enemy Within: A Short History of Witch-hunting(ISBN=) 英文原版

　　With the vision of a historian and the voice of a novelist,
prize-winning author John Demos explores the social, cultural, and
psychological roots of the scourge that is witch-hunting, both in
the remote past and today. The Enemy Within chronicles the most
prominent witch-hunts of the Western world-women and men who were
targeted by suspicious neighbors and accused of committing horrific
crimes by supernatural means-and shows how the fear of witchcraft
has fueled recurrent cycles of accusation, persecution, and
purging. A unique and fascinating book, it illumines the dark side
of communities driven to rid themselves of perceived evil, no
matter what the human cost.

　　John Demos is Samuel Knight Professor of
History at Yale University and the foremost scholar of early
American witchcraft. He is the author of Entertaining Satan:
Witchcraft and the Culture of Early New England and The
Unredeemed Captive: A Family Story from Early America.

Preface
Prologue
PART ONE: EUROPE
CHAPTER I: Martyrs of Lyons: A Story from the Beginning
CHAPTER II: Witch.bunting Panorama, 15o-175o
CHAPTER IH: The Malleus Maleficarum: A Book and Its Travels
PART TWO: EARLY AMERICA
CHAPTER IV: Windsor, Connecticut, 1654:
A Town Entertaining Satan
CHAPTER V: Witch.hunting in the American Colonies, 16o7-92
C H A P T E R V I : Mary Parsons: A Life Under Suspicion
PART THREE: SALEM
CHAPTER VII: Rebecca Nurse: A “Witch” and Her Trials
CHAPTER VIII: The Most Famous Witch.hunt of All, 1692-93
CHAPTER IX: The Reverend Cotton Matber:
A Minister and His Demons

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