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Under English law the penalty for eating meat on Friday was hanging. The law...
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Mark Kurlansky
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Salt: A World History
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Under English law the penalty for eating meat on Friday was hanging. The law remained on the books until the sixteenth century, when Henry VIII broke with the Vatican.
( Mark Kurlansky )
[ Salt: A World History ]
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