Notes
1. Porter page 38
2. Harvey page 54-55
3. Porter page 46
4. Dufour as cited by Foucault page 118
5. Foucault page 123
6. Foucault page 126
7. Harvey page 164-65
8. Porter page 47
9. Harvey page 164
10. Foucault page 127
11. Foucault page 127
12. Harvey page 162-63
13. Rovang pages 24-25, 28, 35
14. Rovang page 28
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17. Dalby page 393
18. Dalby page 392
19. Dalby page 394
20. Headrich page 113
21. Chiarugi, Vincenzo. Intro xviii
22. Cross page 24
23. Chiarugi page 96
24. Chiarugi page 177
25. Chiarugi page 177
26. Paananen page 9
27. Foucault page 43
28. Scull page 338
29. Malesherbes as cited by Foucault page 67
30. Foucault page 71
31. Foucault page 72
32. Scull page 345
33. Foucault page 75
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36. Rovang page 36
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