Young Goodman Brown | Compare and Contrast
1692: The Salem Witch Trials result in the hanging deaths of nineteen people accused of being witches.
1835: Hawthorne, a descendant of one of the judges who presided over the Witch Trials, publishes ''Young Goodman Brown." The allegorical tale explores the society and the mindset that spawned the trials.
1996: Arthur Miller's play, The Crucible, is adapted for film. In 1953 Miller's play used the Salem Witch Trials as an...
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