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The trials were stopped when the governor's wife was accused of being a witch. To this day Salem is a favorite gathering place for people enamored of witchcraft.  Famous [[American]] writer [[Nathaniel Hawthorne]], who wrote the novel partially against [[Puritan]] [[morality]] called the ''[[The Scarlett Letter]]'', was born in Salem as a direct descendant of a presiding trial judge who never recanted his actions, and Hawthorne felt his family was cursed due to its role.  Hawthorne was only 4 years old when his father died at sea.
 
The trials were stopped when the governor's wife was accused of being a witch. To this day Salem is a favorite gathering place for people enamored of witchcraft.  Famous [[American]] writer [[Nathaniel Hawthorne]], who wrote the novel partially against [[Puritan]] [[morality]] called the ''[[The Scarlett Letter]]'', was born in Salem as a direct descendant of a presiding trial judge who never recanted his actions, and Hawthorne felt his family was cursed due to its role.  Hawthorne was only 4 years old when his father died at sea.
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The European [[Witch trials in the early modern period]] occurred over a longer period of time: people were put on trial and some were executed over 300 years.
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The European [[Witch trials in the early modern period]] occurred over a longer period of time: people were put on trial and some were executed during more than 300 years.
    
==Salem in the 1690s==
 
==Salem in the 1690s==
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