Books can be very useful and resourceful in many ways. They are especially true for finding historical facts and evidence for both primary and secondary sources. In the case with the book The Triall of Witchcraft: Shewing, the true and right Method of the Difcouerie: with a Confutation of erroneous wayes. by John Cotta, a book about the tricks and trials to witchcraft it is a perfect example of a primary source book since it was made in the 17th century (1616). Its front and back cover is green, black, blue and white that has patterns in circular forms that resemble lifelike cells. Its size…