Thank you Mr. Dixion - four years down the road - Google Books helps to tie many a loose end together. It is an amazing world. Capture while we can - if the UK solicitor attitude holds sway over radio and public venues in the US - sources of this kind can not be far behind their regulation.

What EVER prompted YOU to go looking into such a minor long dead thread?

My original interest was quickened and then quenched. Quickened because of a family paper written in the 1930's on Salem - and then quenched when the trials of interest were identified as English.

Sincerely,
Gargoyle

Jeremy Banks at the "Pilgram Museum" in Lyden NL is probably quivering in rage to imagine that "public domain" has encroached upon a sponsored stipend funded through a Yankee university.