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Recantation is a
personal public act of
denial of a
previously published opinion or belief. It is
derived from the
Latin "re cantare", to re-sing. In...
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confessed to the
alleged crimes,
later recanting her confession, then
recanting her
recantation, and
finally recanting that. This case
became known because...
- and
philosopher Galileo Galilei (1564–1642) in 1633
after being forced to
recant his
claims that the
Earth moves around the Sun,
rather than the converse...
- murder,
though recanted his
confessions of both crimes.
Since his arrest, Hall has
confessed to more than thirty-five murders,
recanting them all. However...
- 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,...
- (April 17, 2015). "'Suge'
Knight prosecutor uses time-tested
strategy on
recanting witness". Los
Angeles Times.
Retrieved 27
December 2018. "Athens Park...
- for
Roman emperor Diocletian, but was
sentenced to
death for
refusing to
recant his
Christian faith. He
became one of the most
venerated saints, heroes...
- ISBN 0-8050-7089-3. Shermer,
Michael (1998). "Holocaust
Revisionism Update:
David Cole
Recants/David
Irving Says
Churchill Knew
About Pearl Harbor". Skeptic. 6 (1): 23–25...
- Leo X. In
answer to questioning, he
defended these views and
refused to
recant them. At the end of the diet, the
Emperor issued the
Edict of
Worms (Wormser...
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recantation was
issued on 18 March. It was a sign of a
broken man, a
sweeping confession of sin.
Despite the sti****tion in
canon law that
recanting heretics...
