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Strana 99
The whole Court deter : mined he was not obliged to answer the question -- and
Lord Chief Justice Treby said , " Men have been ask . ed whether they have been
convicted and pardoned for felony , or whether they have been whipped for petit
...
The whole Court deter : mined he was not obliged to answer the question -- and
Lord Chief Justice Treby said , " Men have been ask . ed whether they have been
convicted and pardoned for felony , or whether they have been whipped for petit
...
Strana xxxvi
... compelling any one to confess within a given time , as because , even in our
days , many go spontaneously to confession , not only at Easter , when alone
they are obliged by the ecclesiastical law to go , but also repeatedly through the
year .
... compelling any one to confess within a given time , as because , even in our
days , many go spontaneously to confession , not only at Easter , when alone
they are obliged by the ecclesiastical law to go , but also repeatedly through the
year .
Strana lxxiv
That the Greeks of note are obliged to confess four times a year ; their clergy
once a month , and the labouring people once a year : the priests oblige them to
confess every thing , saying , they cannot otherwise release them . " And as for ...
That the Greeks of note are obliged to confess four times a year ; their clergy
once a month , and the labouring people once a year : the priests oblige them to
confess every thing , saying , they cannot otherwise release them . " And as for ...
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