TIL about Judith Catchpole, a young maidservant in the colony of Maryland, who was tried in 1656 for witchcraft and killing her newborn child. The judge summoned an all-female jury, who determined that Judith did not kill her child - in fact, there were no signs that Judith had even been pregnant.
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Henrietta 3 year s ago
TIL means Today I Learned, not " bis " in the german translation !!!
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Suki 3 year s ago
Can someone please remove the Trump cr#p being shilled on these pages please... it's annoying and embarrassing!
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Onnie 3 year s ago
Suki,
(Get UBlock, works great on FireFox)
(Get UBlock, works great on FireFox)
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Matty 3 year s ago
Suki,
Looks like that censorship upgrade for your TDS downloaded and installed perfectly, eh little comrade?
Looks like that censorship upgrade for your TDS downloaded and installed perfectly, eh little comrade?
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Cam 3 year s ago
Suki,
Self loathing American... disgusting
Self loathing American... disgusting
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Gilbert 3 year s ago
Suki, yeah, good luck with that. Profitability trumps annoyance and embarrassment every time.
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Hobkin 3 year s ago
#7 - Is that how we got IKEA?
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Nollie 3 year s ago
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Oh, the french used child soldiers? Nice
Oh, the french used child soldiers? Nice
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Rhodella 3 year s ago
Nollie, Most people in the rich world of today have no idea how brutal the world can be, how devastating and cruel war is and what people are capable of doing to combat evil for the sake of survival.
(Get UBlock, works great on FireFox)
Looks like that censorship upgrade for your TDS downloaded and installed perfectly, eh little comrade?
Self loathing American... disgusting
Oh, the french used child soldiers? Nice