An Address to the People of England: Being the Protest of a Private Person Against Every Suspension of Law That Is Liable to Injure or Endanger Personal Security (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Havehave heen guilty qf tretyén in foreign parts (in America, let us fuppofe, for infiance) or an the high fianor for piracy; and therefore they conceive, that the free inhabitants of this ifland could not be injured by fo limited'afig/fienyion of the laws, efpecially if they thould admit in their bill an additional Claufe of limitan tion, propofed even by an oppofite par ty, by way of fecurity which we Will fuppofe to be couched in the following terms, vie. That nothing herein, is intended, or fhal/ he con/trnen', [to extend to the cry} of any other prifener or pri.

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