Database: Public Shaming in the colonies - Revision history

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	{{Wiki\|Public humiliation\|Public shaming}} was a common practice during the [[United States\|Colonial]] era, based on a mix of [[Middle Ages\|medieval]] legacy and [[Puritans\|Puritan]] culture. It served as a public humiliation in front of the community and a warning for the audience. Public flogging was frequent, with a varying degree of pain administered. Less harmful but uncomfortable and equally humiliating were devices made of wooden boards and based on physical restraint. Offenders were put in the {{Wiki\|stocks}}, which restrained their ankles and sometime their wrists too, or in the {{Wiki\|pillory}}, standing on a post, with their neck and wrists secured. The punishment took place in public spaces such as marketplaces to increase visibility, and usually lasted around a couple of hours. Often used for women, there was a specific punishment called the {{Wiki\|ducking stool}}: the offender was placed on a chair attached to a long beam and repeatedly submerged in water. Gossips were forced to wear the infamous {{Wiki\|scold's bridle}}, a mask or some straps made of [[iron]] silencing the victim.		{{Wiki\|Public humiliation\|Public shaming}} was a common practice during the [[United States\|Colonial]] era, based on a mix of [[Middle Ages\|medieval]] legacy and [[Puritans\|Puritan]] culture. It served as a public humiliation in front of the community and a warning for the audience. Public flogging was frequent, with a varying degree of pain administered. Less harmful but uncomfortable and equally humiliating were devices made of wooden boards and based on physical restraint. Offenders were put in the {{Wiki\|stocks}}, which restrained their ankles and sometime their wrists too, or in the {{Wiki\|pillory}}, standing on a post, with their neck and wrists secured. The punishment took place in public spaces such as marketplaces to increase visibility, and usually lasted around a couple of hours. Often used for women, there was a specific punishment called the {{Wiki\|ducking stool}}: the offender was placed on a chair attached to a long beam and repeatedly submerged in water. Gossips were forced to wear the infamous {{Wiki\|scold's bridle}}, a mask or some straps made of [[iron]] silencing the victim.
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imported>Soranin at 00:18, 16 February 2024

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	{{Wiki\|Public humiliation\|Public shaming}} was a common practice during the [[United States\|Colonial]] era, based on a mix of [[Middle Ages\|medieval]] legacy and [[Puritans\|Puritan]] culture. It served as a public humiliation in front of the community and a warning for the audience. Public flogging was frequent, with a varying degree of pain administered. Less harmful but uncomfortable and equally humiliating were devices made of wooden boards and based on physical restraint. Offenders were put in the {{Wiki\|stocks}}, which restrained their ankles and sometime their wrists too, or in the {{Wiki\|pillory}}, standing on a post, with their neck and wrists secured. The punishment took place in public spaces such as marketplaces to increase visibility, and usually lasted around a couple of hours. Often used for women, there was a specific punishment called the {{Wiki\|ducking stool}}: the offender was placed on a chair attached to a long beam and repeatedly submerged in water. Gossips were forced to wear the infamous {{Wiki\|scold's bridle}}, a mask or some straps made of [[iron]] silencing the victim.		{{Wiki\|Public humiliation\|Public shaming}} was a common practice during the [[United States\|Colonial]] era, based on a mix of [[Middle Ages\|medieval]] legacy and [[Puritans\|Puritan]] culture. It served as a public humiliation in front of the community and a warning for the audience. Public flogging was frequent, with a varying degree of pain administered. Less harmful but uncomfortable and equally humiliating were devices made of wooden boards and based on physical restraint. Offenders were put in the {{Wiki\|stocks}}, which restrained their ankles and sometime their wrists too, or in the {{Wiki\|pillory}}, standing on a post, with their neck and wrists secured. The punishment took place in public spaces such as marketplaces to increase visibility, and usually lasted around a couple of hours. Often used for women, there was a specific punishment called the {{Wiki\|ducking stool}}: the offender was placed on a chair attached to a long beam and repeatedly submerged in water. Gossips were forced to wear the infamous {{Wiki\|scold's bridle}}, a mask or some straps made of [[iron]] silencing the victim.
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imported>Darman36 at 15:27, 23 November 2023

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	Public shaming was a common practice during the [[United States\|Colonial]] era, based on a mix of medieval legacy and ~~{{Wiki\|~~Puritans\|Puritan}} culture. It served as a public humiliation in front of the community and a warning for the audience. Public flogging was frequent, with a varying degree of pain administered. Less harmful but uncomfortable and equally humiliating were devices made of wooden boards and based on physical restraint. Offenders were put in the stocks, which restrained their ankles and sometime their wrists too, or in the pillory, standing on a post, with their neck and wrists secured. The punishment took place in public spaces such as marketplaces to increase visibility, and usually lasted around a couple of hours. Often used for women, there was a specific punishment called the ducking stool: the offender was placed on a chair attached to a long beam and repeatedly submerged in water. Gossips were forced to wear the infamous ~~scold’s~~ bridle, a mask or some straps made of iron silencing the victim.		{{Wiki\|Public humiliation\|Public shaming}} was a common practice during the [[United States\|Colonial]] era, based on a mix of [[Middle Ages\|medieval]] legacy and [[Puritans\|Puritan]] culture. It served as a public humiliation in front of the community and a warning for the audience. Public flogging was frequent, with a varying degree of pain administered. Less harmful but uncomfortable and equally humiliating were devices made of wooden boards and based on physical restraint. Offenders were put in the {{Wiki\|stocks}}, which restrained their ankles and sometime their wrists too, or in the {{Wiki\|pillory}}, standing on a post, with their neck and wrists secured. The punishment took place in public spaces such as marketplaces to increase visibility, and usually lasted around a couple of hours. Often used for women, there was a specific punishment called the {{Wiki\|ducking stool}}: the offender was placed on a chair attached to a long beam and repeatedly submerged in water. Gossips were forced to wear the infamous {{Wiki\|scold's bridle}}, a mask or some straps made of [[iron]] silencing the victim.
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imported>Lady Kyashira at 10:11, 23 November 2023

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	Public shaming was a common practice during the [[United States\|Colonial]] era, based on a mix of medieval legacy and {{Wiki\|Puritans\|Puritan}} culture. It served as a public humiliation in front of the community and a warning for the audience. Public flogging was frequent, with a varying degree of pain administered. Less harmful but uncomfortable and equally humiliating were devices made of wooden boards and based on physical restraint. Offenders were put in the stocks, which restrained their ankles and sometime their wrists too, or in the pillory, standing on a post, with their neck and wrists secured. The punishment took place in public spaces such as marketplaces to increase visibility, and usually lasted around a couple of hours. Often used for women, there was a specific punishment called the ducking stool: the offender was placed on a chair attached to a long beam and repeatedly submerged in water. Gossips were forced to wear the infamous scold’s bridle, a mask or some straps made of iron silencing the victim.		Public shaming was a common practice during the [[United States\|Colonial]] era, based on a mix of medieval legacy and {{Wiki\|Puritans\|Puritan}} culture. It served as a public humiliation in front of the community and a warning for the audience. Public flogging was frequent, with a varying degree of pain administered. Less harmful but uncomfortable and equally humiliating were devices made of wooden boards and based on physical restraint. Offenders were put in the stocks, which restrained their ankles and sometime their wrists too, or in the pillory, standing on a post, with their neck and wrists secured. The punishment took place in public spaces such as marketplaces to increase visibility, and usually lasted around a couple of hours. Often used for women, there was a specific punishment called the ducking stool: the offender was placed on a chair attached to a long beam and repeatedly submerged in water. Gossips were forced to wear the infamous scold’s bridle, a mask or some straps made of iron silencing the victim.
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Public shaming was a common practice during the [[United States|Colonial]] era, based on a mix of medieval legacy and {{Wiki|Puritans|Puritan}} culture. It served as a public humiliation in front of the community and a warning for the audience. Public flogging was frequent, with a varying degree of pain administered. Less harmful but uncomfortable and equally humiliating were devices made of wooden boards and based on physical restraint. Offenders were put in the stocks, which restrained their ankles and sometime their wrists too, or in the pillory, standing on a post, with their neck and wrists secured. The punishment took place in public spaces such as marketplaces to increase visibility, and usually lasted around a couple of hours. Often used for women, there was a specific punishment called the ducking stool: the offender was placed on a chair attached to a long beam and repeatedly submerged in water. Gossips were forced to wear the infamous scold’s bridle, a mask or some straps made of iron silencing the victim.
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