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Inga Murawski for the generation of the BioRender figures in this manuscript Funding This work was supported by the Canadian Institutes for Health Research Project Grants 168836 and 162273)
Shakespeare used it (of course he did) in Richard III , where he has the ambitious Richard pour scorn on his mothers declared wish that he should be an obedient and meek duke: That is the butt end of a mothers blessing. In its earliest usage in the late 1600s, meanwhile, faggot simply meant a bundle of sticks bound together, often used for kindling in fires
