Miscellanea from the Works of John Sheffield: Earl of Mulgrave, Marquis of Normanby and Duke of BuckinghamHaworth Press, 1933 - 114 Seiten |
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... supposed capable of any design and he says farther , That although by the statute of 33 HEN . 8. a man falling mad after the fact , was to be try'd and attainted notwithstanding ; and , if after the condemnation , was yet to be executed ...
... supposed capable of any design and he says farther , That although by the statute of 33 HEN . 8. a man falling mad after the fact , was to be try'd and attainted notwithstanding ; and , if after the condemnation , was yet to be executed ...
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... supposed an usual consequence of so black a crime ; especially when the criminal hears that dreadful sentence which our law pronounces against it . AND if my Lord COKE's opinion in this case should prevail , I believe few would ever die ...
... supposed an usual consequence of so black a crime ; especially when the criminal hears that dreadful sentence which our law pronounces against it . AND if my Lord COKE's opinion in this case should prevail , I believe few would ever die ...
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... at this present time ; it is accorded , That if any other case , supposed Treason , which is not above ' specify'd , doth happen before any Justices , the " " " " " " " " " " " " Justices shall tarry without going to 112.
... at this present time ; it is accorded , That if any other case , supposed Treason , which is not above ' specify'd , doth happen before any Justices , the " " " " " " " " " " " " Justices shall tarry without going to 112.
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