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... except HENRY the Eighth's practice ; there being not a word of it in this Ăct . AND because the Act provides no punishment for a Queen , nor for either of those Princesses so offending , I believe it is wholly mistaken , and by the ...
... except HENRY the Eighth's practice ; there being not a word of it in this Ăct . AND because the Act provides no punishment for a Queen , nor for either of those Princesses so offending , I believe it is wholly mistaken , and by the ...
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BUT since I understand this clause to be only Minatory , in order to deter and not to punish offenders ; it will be objected , that if this opinion were right , there had been no occasion for all that caution , which I myself had just ...
BUT since I understand this clause to be only Minatory , in order to deter and not to punish offenders ; it will be objected , that if this opinion were right , there had been no occasion for all that caution , which I myself had just ...
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Secondly , It would have been an unparallelld open injustice , to put one man to death for such a crime , as even in the opinion of those who punish'd him , was not great enough to be capital in any other person , or at any other time .
Secondly , It would have been an unparallelld open injustice , to put one man to death for such a crime , as even in the opinion of those who punish'd him , was not great enough to be capital in any other person , or at any other time .
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A SHORT LIFE OF THE DUKE | 11 |
Loves SLAVERY AND OTHER POEMS page | 27 |
ON FRIENDSHIP page | 65 |
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