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"The Civil Rights Cases" acquiescence allegiance bondage Brief for the Petitioners captivity coercion compulsion conquest contriving correction discipline disenfranchisement disfranchisement Dred Scott v. Sandford duress enslavement enthrallment fatality			Considering the "natural subjection" of womankind, for example, she observes that "the major consequence that early modern thinkers drew from woman's inferiority was that she should be in subjection to the male" (16), a statement that readers will understand when they refer to the record of practices limiting women's agency, especially in public affairs. Sex and Subjection: Attitudes to Women in Early-Modern Society by Jordan, Constance / Renaissance Quarterly			subject to cancellation subject to change subject to contravention subject to control subject to controversy subject to dependence subject to discontinuance subject to examination subject to influence subject to loss subject to measurement subject to penalty subject to preference subject to pressure subject to punishment subject to questioning subject to revisal subject to scrutiny subject to strain subject to termination subject to terms subject to verification Subject-matter subjected subjection subjection to subjection to death subjection to fate subjection to force subjective subjective belief subjectivity subjoin subjoined subjoiner subjoining subjugate subjugated to subjugation subjunction Sublata causa tollitur effectus Sublata veneratione magistraiuum sublation Sublato fundamento cadit opus Sublato principali tollitur adjunctum sublease sublet Subletting sublevatio sublimate sublime			Subject-matter Subject-matter Subject-matter jurisdiction Subject-Mounted Light Device Subject-oriented programming Subject-oriented programming subject-raising Subject-Relation-Value Subject-Specific Notability Guideline Subjectavism Subjectavism subjected subjected subjected subjected subjected subjected subjectify subjecting subjecting subjecting subjecting subjecting subjecting subjection subjection subjection subjection subjection subjection subjection to subjection to death subjection to fate subjection to force subjections subjections subjections subjections subjections Subjectist subjective subjective subjective subjective Subjective and Objective Family Burden Interview Subjective Assessment of Speech-System Interface subjective belief Subjective Bowel Function Questionnaire subjective brightness subjective brightness subjective brightness subjective brightness Subjective case Subjective color Subjective constancy Subjective constancy Subjective constancy Subjective data Subjective data Subjective data Subjective data

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