It's so basic I can't even offhandedly think of a case that would demonstrate it, but I suppose I can pull out an old hornbook if you really think it could be . talk ) 04 : 59, 6 October 2012 ( UTC)
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The next day, after a night in the sheriff's freezing shed, she is asked to explain the presence of her hornbook in Hannah's house and a copybook with Prudence's name written throughout, as the townspeople fear that she and Hannah had been casting a spell over the girl.
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Bishop wrote a book on jurisprudence and legal study and a succession of treatises on family law, criminal law and procedure, statutory interpretation, contract, and tort law, " many of which he shepherded through divers thoroughly revised editions . " Although his some of his commentaries were simple hornbooks, his commentaries on marriage and divorce and on criminal law and procedure were " highly original and thorough works that significantly influenced their fields . " Bishop's books were well received, " judges adopted his views, and practitioners sought his advice . " In 1884, the University of Berne awarded him an honorary degree.
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Her first book of poetry " A Hornbook for Witches : Poems of Fantasy " was published in Dulac and Arthur Rackham, walking in the woods, Dixieland jazz, the works of C . S . Lewis and, as Vice-President of Evansville's Animal Refuge, Inc, " rescuing dogs, cats and horses from what E . E . Cummings calls'manunkind'. " " New York Times " reviewer Orville Prescott described Drake as " a poet who writes in conventional rhyme schemes about very unconventional subjects " and noted the influence of Edna St . Vincent Millay on some of her poems.
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Other pamphlets are journalistic in form and offer vivid pictures of Jacobean London . " The Dead Term " ( 1608 ) describes Westminster during summer vacation . " The Guls Horne-Booke " ( 1609, now " The Gull's Hornbook " ) describes the life of city gallants, including a valuable account of behaviour in the London theatres . " Work for Armourers " ( 1609 ) and " The Artillery Garden " ( 1616 ) ( the latter in verse ) describe aspects of England's military industries . " London Look Back " ( 1630 ) treats 1625, the year of James's death, while " Wars, Wars, Wars " ( 1628 ) describes European turmoil.
