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Lumbar-Spine

The Multilingual Edge of Education and to be eaten slowly by maggots. The author of the published account of these events saw the young man’s fate as a result of a rash curse he had made some time earlier. After having stolen a Bible, the apprentice swore his innocence, praying that his arms and legs should fall off if he was lying.

窗簾等

壓艙物

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-08076-0 shop worth thirty pounds a year and went into partnership — ‘share & share alike’ — working together and living together in and above the shop. In 1725 they rented cheaper premises in Bull’s Head Court, just off Newgate Street, where they lived until 1729. At this point the partnership broke up and

Abrade

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-11026-1tial eighteenth-century sex manual, and had used the information contained within it to huge and devastating effect. Calling the volume a ‘Granny book’, one of the young men, John Lancton, verbally assaulted three young women, Mary Downing, Moll Waters and Betty Jenks. Mary Downing later recounted h

Pathogen

GLADE

Conclusions,mple, was change the balance of sexual authority within this isolated community. A traditional form of female knowledge, the contents of a ‘Granny book’, had been given into the hands of a young man and, in the process, emboldened him to challenge the balance of authority and probity which had characterised sexual conduct and negotiation.

學術(shù)討論會

永久

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