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The Devil Of Great Island: Witchcraft And Conflict In Early New England,New Kiefer For The Better Part OfIn 1682, Ten Years Before The Infamous Salem Witch Trials, The Town Of Great Island, New Hampshire, Was Plagued By Mysterious Events: Strange, Demonic Noises; Unexplainable Movement Of Objects; And Hundreds Of Stones That Rained Upon A Local Tavern And Appeared At Random Inside Its Walls. Town Residents Blamed What They Called 'Lithobolia' Or 'The Stonethrowing Devil.' In This Lively Account, Emerson Baker Shows How Witchcraft Hysteria Overtook One