Ducking Stool

Chandler's Encyclopedia · 1898 · p. 27
Plunging in water was a punishment among the ancient Germans and Franks for people of scandalous lives, and was common at Marseilles and Bordeaux till the Revolution. In England it occurs as a correction for common scolds. It is mentioned in Domesday Book, and lasted till the present century.
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