Fragmented historical and legal snippets from ancient and modern notes
A mix of facts notes recounting Tyre's ancient sieges and changes of hands, Cherokee boundary status, early Greek chariot races, a landmark 1871 Penn Law admission denial followed by 1883 graduation, and a 1942 rise in girls under 21 arrests in the United States.
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Early French gold and silver work by priests then outsiders
The article notes that gold and silver smiths were priests in early France and it was not until the 12th century that silver articles were made by others outside the church. It also mentions Haematozylon dye source and various odds and ends including U S cigarette production and Lake Champlain details.
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