![]() Student Bibliography
Most titles are available in museum's gift shop.
Elementary School
Witch Trials HysteriaCobblestone, The History Magazine for Young People, September 1988 Jackson, Shirley. The Witchcraft Of Salem Village, Popular Library, 1956 - to be read to the class Krensky, Stephen. Witch Hunt: it happened in Salem Village Random House, 1989 Lindsey, Clifford. The Devils Shadow, J. Messner, 1967 Stevens, Bryna. Witches (Great Mysteries, Opposing Viewpoints), Greenhaven Press, 1988
Early TradeAi-Ling, Louie. Yen-Shen: A Cinderella Story From China, Philomel, 1989. - for cross cultural units Drummond, Allan. The Willow Pattern Story, North South Books, 1992 will enrich plate painting activity at the museum. Carpenter, Alan. The New Enchantment Of America, Children's Press, 1965 Carpenter, Alan. How They Lived - A Colonial American Merchant. Wayland Publishing Haskins, Jim. Count Your Way Through China Carolrhoda, 1987 - For math in interdiciplinary units. Latham, Jean Lee. Carry on Mr. Bowditch, Houghton Mifflin, 1955 Lasky, Kathryn. Tall Ships, Scribners, 1978 Lee, Jane M. Legend Of The Milky Way, Henry Holt, 1982 Lynch-Watson, Jay. The Shadow Puppet Book, Sterling Publishing Co., 1982 - For art in the interdiciplinary units. Williams, Jay. Everyone Knows What a Dragon Looks Like, Four Winds Press, 1986. Wyndham, Robert. Chinese Mother Goose Rhymes, Philomel, 1968. - For cross cultural units. Young, Ed. Lon Po Po: A Red Riding Hood Story From China., Philomel, 1989. - For cross cultural units.
Middle SchoolChamberlain, E.R. Everyday Life in the Nineteenth CenturySilver Burdett, 1986. Grant, Neil. Everyday Life in the Eighteenth CenturySilver Burdett, 1986. Knight, James E. Salem Days, Popular Library, 1956 Regan M.B. Famous Ships of American History,Scholastic Book Services. - Excellent art work appropriate for all ages.
High School
Witch Trials Hysteria
Non-FictionAlderman, Clifford Lindsey The Devils Shadow: The Story of Witchcraft in Massachusetts, Pocket Books, 1970. - A well researched and readable narrative history that describes in detail the background, participants and effects of the witchcraft trials in Salem Village. Dickinson, Alice. The Salem Witchcraft Delusion, 1692: Have You Made No Contract With the Devil?, Franklin Watts, Inc, 1974. - Discusses teh social and religious climate that led to the Salem witch hunts and describes the trials and their aftermath. Jackson, Shirley The Witchcraft Of Salem Village, Popular Library, 1956 - Relates how the ravings of a group of schoolgirls precipitated the hysteria nd covers the procedures of the trials and the end of the delusion. Starkey, Marion. The Devil in Massachusetts: A Modern Enquiry into the Salem Witch Trials, Doubleday, 1949 Starkey, Marion. The Visionary Girls: Witchcraft in Salem Village, Little, Brown & Co., 1973. - Tells the story of the madness that gripped Salem Village in 1692, viewing the social, political and psychological make-up of the town, and offers an explanation of why the irrational behaivior took hold.
Fiction/DramaMiller, Arthur. The Crucible: A Play in Four Parts, Bantam Books, 1959. - Play uses the witch trials as a lens to view the McCarthy Era of the 1950's and continuing issues of intolerance. Petry, Ann. Tituba of Salem Village, Thomas Y. Crowell, 1964. - Fictionalized account of the life of the slave Tituba and her role in the hysteria.
Early Trade
Non-FictionCarse, Robert. The Young Mariners: A History of Maritime SalemW.W. Norton, Co.,1966. - A history of the men of Salem who competed on equal terms with European merchants and dominated world trade for nearly half a century. National Park Service. Salem : Maritime in the Age of Sail U. S. Department of Interior,1987. -Traces the development of the maritime interests of Salem, the lives of the traders and sailors, the ships, and the scope of the trade. Phillips, James Duncan, Pepper and Pirates, Houghton-Mifflin,1949. -The story of the perils faced by Salem ships and sailors in the fabulously lucrative Sumatran pepper trade.
FictionForbes, Esther. The Running of the TideHoughton,1948. - Period novel relating the story of the ship-owning Inman family during the great merchant shipping days of Salem. Haywood, Charles. Eastwood the Sea,Nicholas-Ellis Press,1942. - Set in 1808, relates the jouneys and adventures of the men from Salem and Marblehead who defied the Embargo Act. Wibberley, Leonard, Sea Captain From Salem, Farrar, Strauss, Cudahy,1961. - Set at the time of the American Revolution, Captain Peace of God Manly, the sea captain fcom Salem, sails to France where he is entrusted with sealed orders from Benjamin Franklin. |
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