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Who is Titiba?

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∙ 18y ago
Updated: 10/27/2022

Tatiba, an Indian woman, caught up in "The Religious Freedom To Hunt Witches" that the Pilgrimes came to practice in the New World! For it was nolonger allowed in England. The Salem Witch Hunt, was actually a way used by unscrupulus religious freeques to take land! The trial was an abomination of tourure, and injustice.

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