...Patrick Wilcken Duke University Press 2005 Symposium: Imperial Trauma, Part 1 “A COLONY OF A COLONY” The Portuguese Royal Court in Brazil Patrick Wilcken In November 1807, Lisbon played host to one of the most remarkable episodes...

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... the comic images respond—that when warriors make love, there is no warfare—is laughed, again and again, out of court. But Perl’s concern, unlike Albera’s, is that this cynicism on the part of artists and advanced intellectuals means that, despite their ostensible preference for peace over conflict...

... agents of murder victims; their responsibility, in predemocratic Greece, before the invention of law courts, was to punish murderers. The defendant is Orestes, who has killed his mother but argues that, since she had killed his father, he was acting justly. The judges consist of eleven Athenian citizen...

... such arrangements wholesale, he suggests that their success is highly subject to fortune. La Princesse de Clèves owes much to Saint-Réal's portrayal of the personal costs of marriages of state, as well as to Madame de La Fayette's own observations of the French and Savoyard courts. Although her focus...

..., perhaps contrary to expectations, turns out to have been characterized by a large number of outstanding interpersonal debts of money and goods. We know about these debts because the creditors were obliged to use local courts in order to recover them. Remarks are offered on the circumstances that led to so...

... of Quietism at the same time as they spearheaded an attack against Quietism in Burgundy, emphasizing crimes of spiritual incest or the abuse of clerical authority. Such ambiguity indicates that the Jesuits were motivated by a desire to consolidate political power in Louis XIV... trades court. However...

...Colin Richmond To commemorate the five hundreth anniversary of the accession of Henry VIII to the English throne, this guest column reviews the inventories made, upon his death, of the king's possessions at Hampton Court, the Tower, and other locations. Focusing on extensive equipment for royal...

... by eliminating checks on its conduct that the Supreme Court had been developing and applying since the 1950s. Traditional Jewry and Judaism being notoriously hypernomian, the resistance to legality on the part of the ruling coalition has conveyed an aura of antinomian heresy. The choice in Israel appears...

... for the critic who can disclose it in such detailed and generative readings. Ardis Butterfield doi 10.1215/0961754X-7900084 Richard Dutton, Shakespeare, Court Dramatist (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2016), 333 pp. Any readers of Shakespeare, Court Dramatist who hope to learn more about the playwright...

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..., harvested from two rice fields, selected by divination to the tutelary goddess of Japan, Amaterasu mikami. On the evening of the same day, twelve court musicians entered the site before the sanctuary the kagura- sha, an open building with no walls, only a roof and pillars and per- formed Shinto...

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..., how the crown’s deci- sion in November 1807 to move the court and government to Brazil resolved 1. Antônio Rodrigues da Costa, as quoted in Laura de immigration from Portugal as a problem, see also Charles Mello e Souza and Maria Fernanda Baptista Bicalho, Ralph Boxer, The Golden...

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... appointed to the Supreme Court by the same undemocratic process that has obtained since the nation's founding. On June 23, 2022, in the case of New York State Rifle & Pistol Association, Inc. v. Bruen , the court ruled that New York State's restriction on carrying guns outside the home was unlawful...

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