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Showing posts with label Traitors and Turncoats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Traitors and Turncoats. Show all posts
30 April 2013

Traitors & Turncoats: The Dreyfus Affair

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By   Kathryn A. Kopple Justice and Parables:  Alfred Dreyfus and Franz Kafka How is it possible for the Dreyfus Affair to cas...
24 April 2013

Traitors & Turncoats: The Wife of García Fernández in Historical Epic

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By Jessica Knauss Our main source for Castilian epic poems are the traces they’ve left in – of all things – historical writing. Especia...
22 April 2013

Traitors & Turncoats: Ganelon—the Villain of ‘The Song of Roland’

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By Kim Rendfeld What would be so despicable that the only justice is to tie the offender’s hands and feet to four stallions, have a...
15 April 2013

Traitors & Turncoats: The Betrayal of Joan of Arc

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By  Ginger Myrick In my previous post on Women in Warfare: Joan of Arc , I gave a cursory account of Joan’s capture on the field at Com...
05 April 2013

Traitors & Turncoats: Isabella Marie Boyd

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By  Mirella Patzer Born in Virginia, Isabella (Belle) was the eldest child of Benjamin Reed and Mary Rebecca (Glenn) Boyd. Despite the fa...
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