I think it’s because it was too expensive and there was apparently no need
John Proctor was the first man to be accused of witchcraft. He was defending his wife and had previously expressed himself against the proceedings and trials of the women of Salem who were being accused of witchcraft. He was arrested and condemned to death.
Proctor was given the option to confess and initially agreed, but in the end preferred to die. He realized that he could not sign an untrue confession with his name. Rather than losing what was left of his reputation and integrity, he decided to be executed in the gallows.
Eventually, the truth came out, the accusations retired and the families were compensated. Salem learned the value of integrity and innocence, even when the verdict is implacable.
it is "led to" led is one word and to is the other and not are in the first sentence I was confused for a sec. But hope this helps.
There are many times when American Colonists and Great Britain faced stressed relations before the American Revolution.
One of them, for example, was when Britain sent troops to America to ensure that their laws and regulations were followed. However, Britain sent ONE soldier to every FOUR citizens, making the area fill up fast. Therefore, Britain passed the Quartering Acts, In which the British Soldiers were sent to live in the homes of the colonists, simply because there were so many of them and not enough places for Britain to let them stay.
