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Pillory (2175 bytes)
1: ...nknown Artist of 1670.png|right|thumb|View of the Pillory in the Market-place of Paris in the Sixteenth Cen... 3: The '''pillory''' was a device used in [[punishment]] by [[publi... 5: ...illory was more dangerous than in the stocks. The pillory used hinged boards, raised on a post, to clamp ar... 7: ... be subjected to further punishments while in the pillory, such as branding or having an ear cut off. 9: When [[Daniel Defoe]] was placed in the pillory at [[Charing Cross]] as a punishment for writing ... Finger pillory (298 bytes) 1: ...t inside the block. The name is taken from the [[pillory]], a much larger device used to secure the head a... Stocks (1574 bytes) 5: ...erms can be confused and many people refer to the pillory as '''the stocks'''. 14: *[[pillory]] Public humiliation (1394 bytes) 3: ...arah.jpg|thumb|225px|right|Historic Recreation of Pillory-Stocks Display]] 5: ...m of public humiliation were the [[stocks]] and [[pillory]]. Nearly every sizable town had such instrument... John R. Moore (238 bytes) 2: *''Defoe in the Pillory''; 1939. Pranger (515 bytes) 2: ... in [[Germany]]. Similar to the [[stocks]] and [[pillory]], the Pranger was connected from the neck, via a... 1703 in literature (712 bytes) 9: *''Hymn to the Pillory'' by Daniel Defoe Braine-le-Château (838 bytes) 7: Among them are the pillory (1521), the village mill (ca. 1200), the " Maison... Place de Grève (1032 bytes) 5: ...executions]] in Paris. The [[gallows]] and the [[pillory]] stood there. 1700s in literature (1126 bytes) 10: * [[1703]] : ''Hymn to the Pillory'' by [[Daniel Defoe]] Erotic furniture (1100 bytes) 8: ...ment|Bondage equipment]] such as [[stocks]] and [[pillory|pillories]] List of bondage equipment (1127 bytes) 40: * [[stocks]] and [[pillory|pillories]] Jacob Gaón (1443 bytes) 5: ..., cut his head off and hung it up on the top of a pillory, as a punishment for having put Tolosa up on the ... Thomas Dangerfield (1731 bytes) 7: ...20]], 1685 he received sentence to stand in the [[pillory]] on two consecutive days, be whipped from [[Aldg... Robert Jenkins (1736 bytes) 1: ...uggested that he might have lost the ear in the [[pillory]].) Margaret Clap (2062 bytes) 5: ...1726 and she was sentenced to spend time in the [[pillory|stocks]]. Public feeling against acts of [[sodom... Edmund Curll (2037 bytes) 3: ... John Ker of Kersland'' cost him an hour in the [[pillory]]. John Walter (2217 bytes) 9: ... in [[Newgate Prison|Newgate]], to stand in the [[pillory]] for an hour and to give surety for good behavio... Humiliation (2778 bytes) 10: ...e humiliating, e.g. [[tarring and feathering]], [[pillory]], [[mark of infamy]] ([[stigma]]). 1703 (2804 bytes) 25: ...[July 31|31]] - [[Daniel Defoe]] is placed in a [[pillory]] for the crime of seditious [[libel]] after publ...
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