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... and that crime must be judg'd treason in Westminster - hall for ever after , by force of this statute of EDWARD the Third : And therefore ( say they ) to avoid that inconvenience of increasing the number of treasons , that Act ...
... and that crime must be judg'd treason in Westminster - hall for ever after , by force of this statute of EDWARD the Third : And therefore ( say they ) to avoid that inconvenience of increasing the number of treasons , that Act ...
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However , I shall have two of them still on my side , while I am disputing against the third . THE first opinion was that of the House of Lords only being meant in this clause , with which 108.
However , I shall have two of them still on my side , while I am disputing against the third . THE first opinion was that of the House of Lords only being meant in this clause , with which 108.
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... determine also what new power the Judges should have concerning it ? whereas by their interpretation it must be understood , as if a Parliament in EDWARD the Third's time undertook to judge of new cases that might happen 117.
... determine also what new power the Judges should have concerning it ? whereas by their interpretation it must be understood , as if a Parliament in EDWARD the Third's time undertook to judge of new cases that might happen 117.
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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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