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This article is about the Latin school teacher of New England. For the minor character in the Arthur Miller play about witchcraft hysteria in Salem, see The Crucible.

Ezekiel Cheever was a schoolmaster, and the author of Accidence: A Short Introduction to the Latin Tongue. He was born 1614 London, England, and died 1708 in Boston, Massachusetts

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