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The thirteenth-century Chinese forensics book The Washing Away of Wrongs, documented a case involving which weapon: A.) A knife B.) A sickle C.) A machete D.) A trebuchet

The thirteenth-century Chinese forensics book The Washing Away of Wrongs, documented a case involving which weapon: A.) A knife B.) A sickle C.) A machete D.) A trebuchet
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The thirteenth-century Chinese forensics book The Washing Away of Wrongs, documented a case involving which weapon:

A.) A knife
B.) A sickle
C.) A machete
D.) A trebuchet

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That would be B. A sickle
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