Note 31 — BOOK I. AUTOBIOGRAPHY, WITH APPENDIX. (continued 4)
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Though the crime of an accomplice in treason is not here described, yet, Lord Coke says, the partaking and maintaining a treason herein described, makes him a principal in that treason: it being a rule that in treason all are principals. 3 Inst. 138. 2 Inst. 590. 1 H. 6. 5.