Titlebook: Demons of Urban Reform; Early European Witch Laura Stokes Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2011 cit

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-54902-2st buildings in the city are remarkable to the visitor for their glittering and colorful glazed tile roofs. In 1356, Basel was leveled by an earthquake and what had not been destroyed by the temblor was consumed by the week-long fire which followed. With the assistance of neighboring cities the peop

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-54902-2 ., the imperial fortress at the apex of the hill that rises on the left bank. Nuremberg straddles the usually sleepy river, covering it with many bridges. At the beginning of the fifteenth century these bridges were wooden, and when the Pegnitz flooded during the spring thaw they were sometimes dam

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The Management of an Organisation in Crisisre long and slow, and they remained incomplete even after the codification of the new mode of criminal justice in the imperial penal code of 1532 (the .). Assumptions that had characterized medieval justice enjoyed enduring currency throughout the early modern period, and traces of procedural forms

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Shirley Harrison (Member, Active Member)singly severe. Legal and social historians have recognized that both levels of prosecution and degrees of punishment were generally on the rise during the period. A close examination of this increasing judicial severity for Basel, Lucerne, and Nuremberg reveals for each cityjudicial severity for Bas

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Disasters in Australia and New Zealandon in criminal prosecution in Lucerne, which transformed the city from one that rarely used capital punishment to one that employed a spectacular triple execution as a symbolic attack on crime. Certainly there were practical changes that facilitated this transformation, including the adoption of asp

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Book 2011A comparative analysis of early witch trials in Lucerne, Nuremberg and Basel, within the context of criminal justice and social control. The case of Lucerne?presents a fascinating interplay between witch trials and a transformation in the city‘s criminal procedure on one hand,?and between witchcraft fears and social control on the other.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230309043cities; Europe; reform; revolution