English, 09.10.2021 17:10 silasjob09

10. By the end of Act 2, Rev. Hale begins to believe there is no real witchcraft happening in Salem, What does he suggest to John Proctor as to the real reason God is showing his anger with the
town of Salem?

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10. By the end of Act 2, Rev. Hale begins to believe there is no real witchcraft happening in Salem,...