-
memorable dramatic effect,
recantation was used to
briefly redefine the
material subject fairly and honestly. In religion,
recantation may be
required to avoid...
- converse. In this context, the
implication of the
phrase is:
despite his
recantation, the Inquisition’s
proclamations to the contrary, or any
other conviction...
-
sought post-judgment
relief based on
Crowell Webb's
recantation, but the
trial court found her
recantation to be
unbelievable and
refused to free him. The...
- John
Falstaff from
Henry IV as a
source for
ideas in A
Recantation. Both
Henry IV and A
Recantation reference Gad's Hill, the
place of the
robbery in Henry...
-
confessed to the
alleged crimes,
later recanting her confession, then
recanting her
recantation, and
finally recanting that. This case
became known because...
- murder,
though recanted his
confessions of both crimes.
Since his arrest, Hall has
confessed to more than thirty-five murders,
recanting them all. However...
- the
Worms Edict. In
February 1522,
Proost was
compelled to make
public recantation and
repudiation of Luther's teachings.
Later that year,
additional arrests...
- in 1951 with the
signing of the
Treaty of San Francisco, ****an does not
recant on its
claims that the
Liancourt Rocks are ****anese territory. In 2009,...
- Dr.
Jayadeva Yogendra (1929–2018) was an
Indian yoga guru, researcher, author,
educator and
president of The Yoga Institute, the
oldest organized yoga...
- of
their errors".
Luther himself was
instructed to "inform us of such
recantation through an open do****ent,
sealed by two prelates,
which we
should receive...
