At a time of shuddering devastation, they stepped in as the

At a time of shuddering devastation, they stepped in as the dragon-slayers.

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In the midst of overwhelming chaos and destruction, a group emerged to confront the challenges of their time, likened to heroic dragon-slayers. Their intervention during a period of turmoil is depicted as a significant and courageous act, highlighting the extraordinary efforts of individuals facing adversity.

The book "The Witches: Salem, 1692" by Stacy Schiff explores the events in Salem during a time of fear and uncertainty. The narrative emphasizes how these...

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