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Elissa B. Alzatee food knowledge and practices of inhabitants is precious and indicative of the wealth of knowledge and skills held by people about what was edible in on their estates. Where possible, the probable language name and/or country has been given for information that was written about inhabitants by expl

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ition. Whether a party made it to a prearranged destination, whether there was sufficient food to enable the expedition to return safely to a settlement, or even the simple fact of the daily health and optimism of the members of a party was significantly shaped by food. This chapter examines the rec

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Religious Liberty, Free Exercise, and RFRA in the United States,ghts and freedoms of other people. This is particularly difficult in laws that are otherwise neutral and of general applicability but have the effect of restricting religious liberty. The difficulty in finding this balance resulted in the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA), which imposes the c

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Assessing Religious Liberty in a Lockean Society,(Kim Davis), the employer?(Hobby Lobby), and the small business owner?(Barronelle Stutzman). The difficulty the United States has had in balancing freedom of religion with political authority and other rights derives from the lack of clear, consistently applied criteria. Application of Locke’s nine

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