Cobbett's Complete Collection of State Trials and Proceedings for High Treason: And Other Crimes and Misdemeanor from the Earliest Period to the Present Time ... from the Ninth Year of the Reign of King Henry, the Second, A.D.1163, to ... [George IV, A.D.1820], Volume 2Thomas Bayly Howell, Thomas Jones Howell R. Bagshaw, 1809 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... hath now but six or seven . I knew of 25,000,000 he had from his Indies , he Raleigh . At my first Examination at Wind- hath scarce one left . I knew him to be so poor , sor , my lords asked me , what I knew of Cob- that the Jesuits in ...
... hath now but six or seven . I knew of 25,000,000 he had from his Indies , he Raleigh . At my first Examination at Wind- hath scarce one left . I knew him to be so poor , sor , my lords asked me , what I knew of Cob- that the Jesuits in ...
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... hath accused himself , what can be hope for but mercy ? My lords , vouchsafe me this grace : let him be brought , being alive , and in the house ; let him avouch any of these things , I will confess the whole Indictment , and renounce ...
... hath accused himself , what can be hope for but mercy ? My lords , vouchsafe me this grace : let him be brought , being alive , and in the house ; let him avouch any of these things , I will confess the whole Indictment , and renounce ...
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... hath no answer but the shadow of as much wit , as the wit of man can devise . He useth his bare denial ; the denial of a Defendant must not move the Jury . the Star Chamber , or in the Chancery , for mat- ter of Title , if the Defendant ...
... hath no answer but the shadow of as much wit , as the wit of man can devise . He useth his bare denial ; the denial of a Defendant must not move the Jury . the Star Chamber , or in the Chancery , for mat- ter of Title , if the Defendant ...
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... hath writ a Treatise against the Spaniard , and hath ever so detested him ; this is he that hath spent so much Money against him in service ; and yet you shall all see whe- ther his heart be not wholly Spanish . The lord Cobham , who of ...
... hath writ a Treatise against the Spaniard , and hath ever so detested him ; this is he that hath spent so much Money against him in service ; and yet you shall all see whe- ther his heart be not wholly Spanish . The lord Cobham , who of ...
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... hath ! He damns one in this Letter , and another in that . [ Here was much ado : Mr. Attorney alledg- ed , that his last Letter was politicly and cun- ningly urged from the lord Cobham , and that the first was simply the truth ; and ...
... hath ! He damns one in this Letter , and another in that . [ Here was much ado : Mr. Attorney alledg- ed , that his last Letter was politicly and cun- ningly urged from the lord Cobham , and that the first was simply the truth ; and ...
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