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Nathan (1959: 195) and Koziol (1943: 172) rather consider the T-form in (3361) as deviant, but this argument is weakened by the fact that Absolon uses T in (3726) and (3794-ff. Gould offers a brief history of the epidemic, in which some 5,000 citizens died (including 200 blacks), before examining the charges raised by Mathew Carey and the defense offered by prominent black citizens Absolon Jones and Richard Allen. The works of Absolon Beyer (1528–75), in Norwegian and Latin, reveal a new humanism. |
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