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Page 159
... prisoners into his cus- tody ; then ordered the gates to be opened , and gave charge to his attendants to conduct the remaining citizens , with their families , through the camp of the English . 4. Before they departed , however , they ...
... prisoners into his cus- tody ; then ordered the gates to be opened , and gave charge to his attendants to conduct the remaining citizens , with their families , through the camp of the English . 4. Before they departed , however , they ...
Page 224
... prisoners at liberty . Among them was an old man who had groaned in confinement for forty - seven years , between ... prisoners from the French Bastile - How long had the aged prisoner been confined ? 5. He saw nothing which brought to ...
... prisoners at liberty . Among them was an old man who had groaned in confinement for forty - seven years , between ... prisoners from the French Bastile - How long had the aged prisoner been confined ? 5. He saw nothing which brought to ...
Page 230
... prisoners are not confronted with the accuser or informer . Nor is there any informer or witness , who is not ... prisoner is no more made acquainted with his crime than with his accuser , and were he told the one , it might possibly ...
... prisoners are not confronted with the accuser or informer . Nor is there any informer or witness , who is not ... prisoner is no more made acquainted with his crime than with his accuser , and were he told the one , it might possibly ...
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