The History of England From the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the Abdication ... 4
The History of England From the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the Abdication ... 4
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She also acknowledged Curie to be a very honest man, but simple, and easily imposed on by Nau. If these two men had received any letters, or haa written any answers, without her knowledge, the imptitation, she said, could never lie on her.
And she was the more inclined, she added, to entertain this suspicion against them, because Nau had, in other instances, been guilty of a like temerity, and had ventured to transact business in her- name, without communicating the matter to her.t The sole cir...cumstance of her defence which to us may appear to have some force, was her requiring that Nau and Curie should be confronted with her, and her affirming that they never would to her face persist in their evidence. But that demand, however equitable, was not then supported ly law in trials of high treason, and was oAen refused, oven in other trials where the crown was prosecutor. The clause contained in an act of the thirteenth of the queen, was a novelty ; that the species of treason there enumerated must * See note Y, at the end of the volume.
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She also acknowledged Curie to be a very honest man, but simple, and easily imposed on by Nau. If these two men had received any letters, or haa written any answers, without her knowledge, the imptitation, she said, could never lie on her.
And she was the more inclined, she added, to entertain this suspicion against them, because Nau had, in other instances, been guilty of a like temerity, and had ventured to transact business in her- name, without communicating the matter to her.t The sole cir...cumstance of her defence which to us may appear to have some force, was her requiring that Nau and Curie should be confronted with her, and her affirming that they never would to her face persist in their evidence. But that demand, however equitable, was not then supported ly law in trials of high treason, and was oAen refused, oven in other trials where the crown was prosecutor. The clause contained in an act of the thirteenth of the queen, was a novelty ; that the species of treason there enumerated must * See note Y, at the end of the volume.
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