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St. Thomas Law Review

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473

Document Type

Article

Abstract

Part One discusses the traditional account of sanctuary and suggests ways in which it is problematic. Part Two offers an alternative understanding of sanctuary that stresses its kinship with the entire panorama of procedural and moral forces that together composed early medieval law. In Part Three attention is given to the juridical and canonical arguments that led to sanctuary's eventual renunciation.

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