Integrative Studies 130-01: The Discoverie of Witchfact

Search or browse scans of 104 English-language titles on witchcraft

A good tool, much like Hathitrust, although it has the advantage that it searches a lot of newer books (and the disadvantage that those newer books are generally not available except for a fee).

A free online tool for searching for books and articles on any subject (for instance, witchcraft), although remember that much of what it finds is only available for a fee. I suggest using the library to get access to things you find in Google Scholar.

A massive digital library, especially of texts that are freely available in the public domain. In this case, especially useful to you for finding older publications on witchcraft and witch trials.

Documents, maps, and images related to the witch trial of Mary Parsons in New England in 1674.

Documents, transcripts, maps, and more related to the witch trials in Salem, MA

A collection of 80+ documents related to witch trials in Connecticut in the late 1600s and early 1700s.

Full-text articles from over 325 language and literature journals and around 350 historical journals, from the first issue up to 3-5 years ago.

A good source of historical journal articles about the United States.

A better source for historical journal articles in the history of Europe, Asia, and Africa.

Another EBSCO database that contains some journal articles on witchcraft from the perspective of cultural anthropologists.