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Thomas Starkey's Dialogue between Pole and Lupset, early in the sixteenth century, catalogues diseases or imbalances in the four humors as a structure for discus - sing political and economic abuses and proposing rem - edies.

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Curtesy may be assigned in the same manner in whick dower is now assigned in the probate court; and until assignment the tenant of each estate shall be entitled to the possession and profits of one undivided third of the real estate of the deceased from his death, and to all rem - edies for the same which his heirs have in the remaininsf estate.

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