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Germanic law at the time of the great migrations was often designed to limit the exercise of vengeance. True False

Germanic law at the time of the great migrations was often designed to limit the exercise of vengeance. True False
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Germanic law at the time of the great migrations was often designed to limit the exercise of vengeance.

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true. they didn’t want to face backlash
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Answer: True

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