Inheriting Inequality

Substacknewsletter · by Allison Tait · English

Deconstructing the hidden rules of wealth and power from 16th-century witch trials to modern trusts. The same machinery is always running in the background. Let me show you.

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5 posts indexed in the last 90 days
Last post
Oct 21, 2026
10 days ago
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legal historians
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Inheriting Inequality is a Substack newsletter by Allison Tait covering legal history, gender studies and witch hunts. NewsletterFIT indexed 5 posts from it in the last 90 days, most recently on Oct 21, 2026. Shown publicly on Substack: 1K subscribers.

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