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The Witchcraft Delusion in New England, Vol. 3 of 3

Note 176 — POSTSCRIPT.

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And yet, as inconsistent with Reason as this absurd Stuff is, it was the generally prevailing Belief, and is thus defended in the Some Few Remarks, P. 8: "The whole Body of the Ministers in the Country are charged, as Guilty of Sacriledge in the highest Degree, if not direct Blasphemy, and Diabolical Wickedness." It will at once be seen that this is as unjust a Charge as Malignity in its Blindness could invent. Well did our Quaker Poet write, some 17 Years ago:

"When the Thought of Man is free, Error fears its lightest Tones; So the Priest cried 'Sadducee!' And the People took up Stones."

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