What are the flaws in danforth’ s logic about witchcraft and the trials

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Fiesta28 [93]3 years ago

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Answer:

The correct anwer is tht Danforths logic on the witch trials is that justice has to be met, and if people say and prove someone was a witch that justice had to be carry

Explanation:

Danforth was the judge on the witch trials as well as the Governor of Massachussets.

timurjin [86]3 years ago

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In answer to Hale, Danforth puts forth the argument that witchcraft is an "invisible crime." Basically, he's making the claim that such a crime is largely committed apart from the community's knowledge. Danforth asserts that only the witch and the victim can attest to the guilt of the witch.

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