The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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... punishment for heresy , is that of the Deacon and Jewess which has been especially examined by Professor Maitland , a case ( dated 1222 ) in which a deacon , after trial by a Provincial Council at Oxford , was sentenced to be burnt ...
... punishment for heresy , is that of the Deacon and Jewess which has been especially examined by Professor Maitland , a case ( dated 1222 ) in which a deacon , after trial by a Provincial Council at Oxford , was sentenced to be burnt ...
Page 8
... punished by death by any Court , but reserv- ing the rights of archbishops , bishops , and ecclesiastical persons to punish heresy by excommunication , deprivation , degradation , and other ecclesiastical censures . The Act 1 Vol . II ...
... punished by death by any Court , but reserv- ing the rights of archbishops , bishops , and ecclesiastical persons to punish heresy by excommunication , deprivation , degradation , and other ecclesiastical censures . The Act 1 Vol . II ...
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... punished by the Church Courts , but the only penalties they could inflict were ecclesiastical cen- sures ... punish- able by death by burning at the hands of the State for obstinate and relapsed heretics , and the English Canonists urged ...
... punished by the Church Courts , but the only penalties they could inflict were ecclesiastical cen- sures ... punish- able by death by burning at the hands of the State for obstinate and relapsed heretics , and the English Canonists urged ...
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... punishment , for the sake of example ! Even as late as 1811 Bellingham , who shot Mr. Spencer Perceval , the Prime Minister , and who was beyond all question insane , was tried and executed with inhuman haste . It is said that ...
... punishment , for the sake of example ! Even as late as 1811 Bellingham , who shot Mr. Spencer Perceval , the Prime Minister , and who was beyond all question insane , was tried and executed with inhuman haste . It is said that ...
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... punishment the Benchers never assumed themselves . " The ringleaders , two Utter Barristers , were heavily fined and put out of Commons , the Benchers remarking here , " Previous Governors of the Society had specially been 2 Ibid ...
... punishment the Benchers never assumed themselves . " The ringleaders , two Utter Barristers , were heavily fined and put out of Commons , the Benchers remarking here , " Previous Governors of the Society had specially been 2 Ibid ...
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