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Author Bias in "The Crucible"
Summary: Through his negative depictions of Reverend Harris and the Puritan leadership in his play "The Crucible," Arthur Miller revealed his beliefs about the Puritans, their mindset, and their actions of those involved in the Salem witch trials. Among those beliefs was that history still repeats itself, as the parallel can be drawn between the Salem trials and the McCarthy trials.
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