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Case of Williams dismissed for a trivial perjury

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  08 April 2017

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Part I.—Star Chamber Reports
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Camden New Series , Volume 39 , July 1886 , pp. 78
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Copyright © Royal Historical Society 1886

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References

page 79 note a i.e. Deyncourt.

page 79 note b To instruct the jury, or promise reward for or before appearance.— Cowell's Law Dictionary.

page 80 note a i.e. Leake.