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Other developments are misdated: the condemnation of idleness as a source of evil, identified by Manion as a postrevolutionary idea, had actually comprised a rhetorical staple in England, and then its colonies, since medieval times (92).

He ascribed a memory of bathing in the Indian Ocean to his second year, although memories from such an early age are rare and are likely to be misdated or partly constructed later in life.

A short chronicle dated to the period of the oprichnina, of course anonymous, misdated the establishment of the oprichnina to 1556.

Writing to his parents a day later, in the wake of the violence, he described the scene: "about 100,000 people on a minimum all so drunk that they are worse than_wild beasts ..." His first patient "was out cold and someone had taken the jagged end of a broken bottle and just slashed his face to pieces." Douglas was so upset by the rampage he misdated his letter April 9, a month before it was written and averred that many scenes he witnessed were so shocking and sordid he could not commit them to paper.

(2) Johannes Hofer, Dissertatio medica de nostalgia, oder Heimwehe (Basel: Jacobus Bertschius, [1688]) (hereafter Dissertatio); this edition is misdated on the titlepage as 1678.

A misdated map lands the ship in Honolulu in 1884, where businessmen are plotting to overthrow the last king of Hawaii.

However, when faced with Forrest's The Seconde Grisilde, readers are at present liable to be led astray, since the work has been misdated by two years.

In 1930, the chief honorary coach of the NSW Amateur Swimming Association, Dudley Hellmrich, argued that this event, which he misdated as occurring in 1897, led to the introduction and naming of the crawl stroke.

(87) More significant than this minor lapse--possibly the result of a mislabelled or misdated photograph--Sisler later notes that it was in 1905 that the Winnipeg School Board introduced night school classes for adults seeking to develop basic English language skills.

(30) The patient was arrested and only released after it became clear that the hospital had misdated her pregnancy and that she was not far enough along to be charged under Iowa's fetal homicide law.

The Open Letter of January 1921 is misdated January 1920 on page 459.

In one instance, a book was misdated by centuries through carbon testing after the owner of the book in the next room was burned alive by what, Skurka believes, was spontaneous human combustion.