The Opinions of Different Authors Upon the Punishment of DeathGaunt, 2000 - 310 oldal |
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7. oldal
... fear to expose it to the public , could it be supported only by my own observations ; I shall therefore , by ascribing it to its author , Sir Thomas More , As the Jury were leaving the Box , the young man who had been robbed , begged to ...
... fear to expose it to the public , could it be supported only by my own observations ; I shall therefore , by ascribing it to its author , Sir Thomas More , As the Jury were leaving the Box , the young man who had been robbed , begged to ...
113. oldal
... fear from the severity of the laws , but they have much to hope for ; they may hope by this to be pro- tected in their persons and properties , and in the secure posses- sion of their lawful rights ; for , however the profligate and ...
... fear from the severity of the laws , but they have much to hope for ; they may hope by this to be pro- tected in their persons and properties , and in the secure posses- sion of their lawful rights ; for , however the profligate and ...
268. oldal
... fear , particularly in the case of an infant . For the Commonwealth . - The confession was delivered before the mayor , and afterwards repeated and enlarged , without the least appearance of con- straint or terror . No public officer ...
... fear , particularly in the case of an infant . For the Commonwealth . - The confession was delivered before the mayor , and afterwards repeated and enlarged , without the least appearance of con- straint or terror . No public officer ...
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