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In the olden times, parents were a lot more strict. Sometimes, Puritan parents made there children smell the burning sensation of the Chile pepper. The smoke could burn their noses severly. Also children got whipped, or lickings. (tanning the jackets) Children were NOT grounded or sent to their rooms often. One person that could tell you a lot about that would be Marcy. Just go to her home page. Come to mine, then click on her link. She was raised in the 1940's. Hope this helps!!

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Roman pupils were subjected to corporal punishment.

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Hitting a child is corporal punishment.

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