The Crucible

what is the dispute between john proctor and thomas putman

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Proctor and Putnam are in a dispute over land. Proctor has a piece of woods that Putnum claims belong to him. He accuses Proctor of stealing his lumber. Truth be told, Proctor isn't the only one with a Putnam problem. He has accused other men of the same thing.

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Proctor and Putnam are in a dispute over land. Proctor has a piece of woods that Putnum claims belong to him. He accuses Proctor of stealing his lumber. Truth be told, Proctor isn't the only one with a Putnam problem. He has accused other men of the same thing.

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