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The court of justice consisted of a hundred and thirty - three persons named by
the commons ; but of these , never above seventy met upon the trial . The
members were chiefly composed of the principal officers of the army , most of
them of very ...
The court of justice consisted of a hundred and thirty - three persons named by
the commons ; but of these , never above seventy met upon the trial . The
members were chiefly composed of the principal officers of the army , most of
them of very ...
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Bradshaw , in order to support the authority of that court , insisted that they had
received their power from the people , the source of all right . He pressed the
prisoner not to decline the authority of the court , which was delegated by the ...
Bradshaw , in order to support the authority of that court , insisted that they had
received their power from the people , the source of all right . He pressed the
prisoner not to decline the authority of the court , which was delegated by the ...
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At the last special court of Oyer and Terminer , holden on this subject , of fifty who
were brought to trial , all were acquitted , except three ; and these were reprieved
by the governor . These events were followed by a general release of those ...
At the last special court of Oyer and Terminer , holden on this subject , of fifty who
were brought to trial , all were acquitted , except three ; and these were reprieved
by the governor . These events were followed by a general release of those ...
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