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minute examination

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See: cross-examination


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Nearly one-third of the book (four of fourteen chapters) is devoted to a minute examination of Thoreau and his work, in particular Walden.
Rodocanachi, who devoted many decades to the patient excavation of Roman libraries and manuscript repositories, expands Burckhardt's thesis through a minute examination of elite women's lives.
After an extensive introduction, which gives users the geographical, historical and architectural backgrounds, the book then begins its minute examination of the buildings of central Scotland, the area between Lowland Scotland (to the south) and the Highlands (to the north).
 
 
 
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