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FREDEGONDE ACCUSEDBishop Praetextatus accuses Fredegonde, mistress/consort of Chilperic king of Neustria after he murdered his wife Galswinthe, of the death of Sigebert king of Austrasia. Date: circa 580
Peer Gynt encounters the TROLL-WITCH who accuses him of being her former lover and the father of her troll-child
Circumstantial Evidences by John HassallOh you naughty boy! I saw you throw it! Falling snow from a nearby roof has suddenly landed on top of a bemused woman in a large heap, as a innocent boy passes by. Date: 1909
FRANCE CAN T REPAY LOANFrance is unable to repay the American war loan. Marianne accuses Uncle Sam of being a Shylock. Date: 1926
Polluted London WaterTHE CITY NARCISSUS Punch accuses Londons officials of being too self-satisfied to realise the danger to the the citys health from the polluted water of the Thames Date: 1849
Skirts too Short 1912Mistress to maid : Julie, you shouldn t wear such tight skirts, you are showing far too much leg... Date: 1912
Napoleon Exiled on ElbaNapoleon exiled to Elba - a French view which accuses him of blowing himself up so big that finally he burst !
The Five MembersTHE FIVE MEMBERS Charles enters Parliament and demands the five members he accuses of treason; this high handed action (which is refused) precipitates the war
Play / Galsworthy / LoyaltyDe Levis accuses Dancy of being a thief in the play written by John Galsworthy, who won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1932
Madeleine Bavent ExorcisMadeleine Bavent, a young nun at Louviers, France, is exorcised : through her, the demon accuses the priest Boulle of seducing her - he will be burnt on her say-so
Ste Genevieve and DoeGenevieve de Brabant, countess Palatine, is turned out by her husband when Golo (who lusts after her) accuses her of adultery : in the forest she and Benoni are saved by a doe
Hereward & his MotherHEREWARD THE WAKE Herewards interview with his mother and the priest Herluin, in which she accuses him of robbing the Church of God
Marie-Cath. CadiereMARIE-CATHERINE CADIERE, of Aix-en-Provence, accuses her spiritual director, Jesuit pere Girard, of bewitching and seducing her : he is acquitted but a public outcry ensues