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Sunday, July 22, 2012

Thanks for Downloading Rebel Puritan!

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Rebel Puritan On July 14th and 15th Rebel Puritan was free as an ebook download from Amazon.  I was delighted and totally stunned when 9...
Friday, July 6, 2012

The Queen of Hell - my review of "The Heretic's Daughter"

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Salem witch examination Horrific events happened during New England’s seventeenth century.   Five Quakers were hanged by the Puritan...
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Wednesday, July 4, 2012

Pirates: Bloodthirsty Killers, or merely Bad Boys?

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Pirate Flag We have seen all sorts of names changed in recent years to remove offensive racial stereotypes.  Rightly so, because ther...
Tuesday, June 26, 2012

Sometimes Cruel, but Never Unusual: Children’s Lives in the 17th Century

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1670 Mason Children The old rhyme goes, “Men may work from sun to sun; a woman’s work is never done.”   There is no doubt that our col...
Friday, June 8, 2012

A Woman’s Work is Never Done

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The Milkmaid - Johannes Vermeer For the last few weeks I have been up to my ears editing The Reputed Wife (sequel to Rebel Puritan ) ...
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Jo Ann Butler
I am the author and publisher of "Rebel Puritan" and "The Reputed Wife," a onetime colonial New England archeologist, amateur genealogist and field ornithologist, and I love travel and photography.
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