The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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... Lord Chief Justice Jeffreys was sent down , with other judges , to try those who had been guilty of participation in the revolt . His methods were so violent and brutal that his name has been a synonym for cruelty ever since . The most ...
... Lord Chief Justice Jeffreys was sent down , with other judges , to try those who had been guilty of participation in the revolt . His methods were so violent and brutal that his name has been a synonym for cruelty ever since . The most ...
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... Lord President of the High Court of Justice . She therefore started with a prejudice against her . She was charged with having , after the battle of Sedgemoor , harboured in her house one John Hicks , a nonconformist minister , who had ...
... Lord President of the High Court of Justice . She therefore started with a prejudice against her . She was charged with having , after the battle of Sedgemoor , harboured in her house one John Hicks , a nonconformist minister , who had ...
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... Lord Chief Justice that he was a very unwilling witness , and asked Jeffreys to examine him himself . The judge there- upon warned Dunne in a long allocution to tell the truth , reminding him that the " God of Heaven may justly strike ...
... Lord Chief Justice that he was a very unwilling witness , and asked Jeffreys to examine him himself . The judge there- upon warned Dunne in a long allocution to tell the truth , reminding him that the " God of Heaven may justly strike ...
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... lord ? L.C.J. - Yes , and look to it , you tell me right , for it may be I know the man already , and can tell at what end of the town the man lives , too . D. My lord , I cannot tell his name presently THE TRIAL OF ALICE LISLE . 35.
... lord ? L.C.J. - Yes , and look to it , you tell me right , for it may be I know the man already , and can tell at what end of the town the man lives , too . D. My lord , I cannot tell his name presently THE TRIAL OF ALICE LISLE . 35.
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... lord , if I can mind it I will . L.C.J. - Prithee do . D. His name , truly , my lord , I cannot rightly tell for the present . L.C.J. - Prithee recollect thyself ; indeed thou canst tell us if thou wilt . D. My lord , I can go to the ...
... lord , if I can mind it I will . L.C.J. - Prithee do . D. His name , truly , my lord , I cannot rightly tell for the present . L.C.J. - Prithee recollect thyself ; indeed thou canst tell us if thou wilt . D. My lord , I can go to the ...
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