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    • Higher taxes on higher incomes 

      Babones, Salvatore
      Published 2014-03-25
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    • No more tar sands, no offshore drilling, no hydraulic fracturing and definitely no more coal 

      Babones, Salvatore
      Published 2014-10-15
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    • Law and the Crime of Practicing Popular Medicine in Early Modern Society 

      O'Brien, Karen
      Published 2013-01-01
      Research into the ecclesiastical court records of Northwest England suggests that legal accusations initiated by the community were spontaneous demonstrations of fear that increased during periods of social dislocation, ...
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    • Regulating Women: The ‘Mass Media’ of Early Modern Society? 

      O'Brien, Karen
      Published 2013-01-01
      People in early modern England went to great lengths in court to protect themselves from the wrath of the female tongue and crimes of speech increased fourfold in England between 1580 and 1680. This paper explores legal ...
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    • Images of the Germanic Comitatus 

      O'Brien, Karen
      Published 2007-01-01
      The heroic ethic of the Germanic Comitatus was central to the lives of the Anglo-Saxons. Dignity and power was represented by bands of brave young warriors, who paid tribute to their Chieftain with gifts with bravery in ...
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