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Mather, Cotton Cotton MatherMath·er, Cotton /ˈmæðə $ -ðər/ (1663–1728) a US Christian leader who was a Puritan. He supported the Salem Witch Trials in 1692, when a court in Salem, Massachusetts, decided that 20 people were guilty of witchcraft (=using magic for evil purposes) and killed them as punishment.Math·er, CottonSyllable |