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“Actions for slaunder”—Defamation in English law, language, and history
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  • 1929Witchcraft in Old and New England133 cited
  • 1940A History of English Law120 cited
  • 2015The Laws of the Earliest English Kings112 cited
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  • 1964Councils & synods with other documents relating to the English church85 cited
  • 1930Witchcraft in Old and New England.29 cited

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