Essentially, it's the accusative case form of 'there' and 'where', like the German 'wohin' instead of 'wo'.Originally Posted by doc_bean
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Essentially, it's the accusative case form of 'there' and 'where', like the German 'wohin' instead of 'wo'.so what do 'thence' and 'whence' mean ?
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