Discourses on Government, Volume 1Richard Lee, 1805 - Monarchy |
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Page 131
... conspiracy , till the discovery that was at the council . Mr. North . Pray give an account of what you know of the plot in general . Mr. West . My lord , in October last , captain Walcot came to me , and told me that my lord Shaftesbury ...
... conspiracy , till the discovery that was at the council . Mr. North . Pray give an account of what you know of the plot in general . Mr. West . My lord , in October last , captain Walcot came to me , and told me that my lord Shaftesbury ...
Page 165
... conspiracy ; what is a conspiracy to kill the king ? Is there any more witnesses than one for levying of war ? L. C. J. Pray do not deceive yourself . You must not think the court and you intend to enter into a dialogue . Answer to the ...
... conspiracy ; what is a conspiracy to kill the king ? Is there any more witnesses than one for levying of war ? L. C. J. Pray do not deceive yourself . You must not think the court and you intend to enter into a dialogue . Answer to the ...
Page 176
... conspiracy is proved but by one witness , if you have any thing to take off his credibility , ' tis to the purpose . Col. Sydney . Truly , my lord , I do as little intend to mispend my own spirit , and your time , as ever any man that ...
... conspiracy is proved but by one witness , if you have any thing to take off his credibility , ' tis to the purpose . Col. Sydney . Truly , my lord , I do as little intend to mispend my own spirit , and your time , as ever any man that ...
Page 177
... conspiracy should not pass for a real conspiracy of the death of the king ; besides , if these papers were found in my house , ' tis a crime created since my imprisonment , and that cannot come in , for they were found since . My lord ...
... conspiracy should not pass for a real conspiracy of the death of the king ; besides , if these papers were found in my house , ' tis a crime created since my imprisonment , and that cannot come in , for they were found since . My lord ...
Page 195
... conspiracies have ever their denomination from that point to which they tend ; as a conspiracy to make false coin infers instruments and the like . A conspiracy to take away a woman , to kill , or rob , are all directed to that end . So ...
... conspiracies have ever their denomination from that point to which they tend ; as a conspiracy to make false coin infers instruments and the like . A conspiracy to take away a woman , to kill , or rob , are all directed to that end . So ...
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