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The Historian as Inquisitor: The ethics of interrogating subaltern voices

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We command you to cite at once, and immediately, Béatrice, widow of Otho de Lagleize… to appear in person next Saturday before us in our Seat at Pamiers, to respond to certain allegations concerning the Catholic faith. (Duvernoy 1965: 216)

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