Saducismus Triumphatus: Evidence Concerning Witches and Apparitions

Since skeptics try to discredit the Demon of Tedworth original: "Dæmon"; referring to the famous "Drummer of Tedworth" poltergeist case of 1662 by calling it a fraud—and claiming that both you and Mr. Mompesson John Mompesson, the homeowner at the center of the Tedworth haunting admitted it was one—I see you are resolved, I say, with meekness and charity, to support the story again original: "bind it on again" by adding "new filleting" original: "filletting"; a decorative band used in bookbinding or a strip of fabric; here used metaphorically to mean adding new supporting evidence to the case. By this, I mean other stories that are recent, well-attested, and certain. I must confess that I highly commend and approve of this worthy project of yours. Therefore, I wish you all success in it. Committing you to God’s care, I take my leave and remain—

H. M. Henry More

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