10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RED-HANDEDNESS»
Discover the use of
red-handedness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
red-handedness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Buried Astrolabe: Canadian Dramatic Imagination and Western ...
Viola's red-handedness is an emblem of her guilt; thus, to cut off her hands would
be appropriate and even just, not only in terms of what is loosely referred to as “
Old Testament justice” but in the gruesome, fantastic manner of some of the ...
Across the hall Bosko saw the suns last glimpse, it was like a red eye, a dying
blast of light — a salute to the blood spilt in the fortress and the red-handedness
of the villain who they closed in on. Bosko sensed his victory, and relished it.
which seems least like what we now call England is the red-handedness of
religious persecution, and the odd manner in which spiritual and secular
personages jumble their functions and thwart each other on exactly the same
principles, ...
Matthew Browne, Geoffrey Chaucer, 1869
4
The Chronicles of a Cynic
(Don't ask me why, because there was no diminishment of my red-handedness
when I threw the evidence to the floor.) I must have had a momentary lapse of
reason, and I wasn't helping my situation a bit as I stood frozen, staring blankly
but in ...
Christian M. Fletcher, 2003
5
The Saxon Mirror: A Sachsenspiegel of the Fourteenth Century
74. werdin des mannesphert oder ochsen unde wagen bestetigit in der
hanthaften tat: the concept of red-handedness (handhafte tat) , in which evidence
of the deed marks the perpetrator or cause, is strictly a legal concept; it is not
intended ...
6
Merkabah Rider: Tales of a High Planes Drifter
He stared with the reserved fury of the man used to red-handedness into The
Rider's eyes, which were fixed on the pale eye of Kelly, fluttering with an effort to
keep from rolling in their sockets. “How did you get here through the storm,
pendejo ...
Edward M. Erdelac, Tim Marquitz, 2009
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Chaucer's England, by Matthew Browne
which seems least like what we now call England is the red-handedness of
religious persecution, and the odd manner in which spiritual and secular
personages jumble their functions and thwart each other on exactly the same
principles, ...
William Brighty Rands, 1869
8
Plato's Penal Code: Tradition, Controversy, And Reform in ...
Cohen (1983) 90. Red-handedness may have been the defining characteristic of
theft in which self- help followed by the death penalty was possible: Cohen (1983
) 52-61, but cf. MacDowell (1984) 230-1. Carawan (1984), however, argues that ...
26A-B): "This view is supported by the element of red handedness which the
judicial dicta have given to the phrase 'found in possession'.". F The learned
judge went on to say (obiter) at page 26 E-F: "It (i.e. the expression any firearm')
means ...
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Viking Fund Publications in Anthropology
blackened pig grease which is rubbed into the hair of Dani of all ages usually
obscures any traces of the red. HANDEDNESS The incidence of left-handedness
seems to be high. Of the 148 males in the Dugum Neighborhood, some half-
dozen ...
