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Penal Methods of the Middle Ages

Note 163 — Chapter I · PENAL METHODS OF THE MIDDLE AGES

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There grew up, as an eminent judge of those days has declared, “a general confederacy of prosecutors, witnesses, counsel, juries, judges, and the advisers of the Crown, to prevent the execution of the criminal law.”—Sir William Grant, quoted by Mackintosh, p. 719.

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