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<del>reap</del> continue to be reaped without disturbance</p> | <del>reap</del> continue to be reaped without disturbance</p> | ||
Henry the seventh sowed penal laws <del>laws <gap/></del><add>that</add><lb/> | <p>Henry the seventh sowed penal laws <del>laws <gap/></del><add>that</add><lb/> | ||
<del>pecuniary punishm</del><add><del>he might</del> reap puative</add> his predecessors had scarce treasures, <del>that they</del> | <del>pecuniary punishm</del><add><del>he might</del> reap puative</add> his predecessors had scarce treasures, <del>that they</del> | ||
<del>might</del> <add>to</add> reap forfeitures. <del>Che<gap/> whose <add>were not <gap/> have <gap/></add> <gap/>pped were occupied</del> <note>7<lb/> | <del>might</del> <add>to</add> reap forfeitures. <del>Che<gap/> whose <add>were not <gap/> have <gap/></add> <gap/>pped were occupied</del> <note>7<lb/> | ||
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treasures to reap<lb/> | treasures to reap<lb/> | ||
forfeitures</note><lb/> | forfeitures</note><lb/> | ||
<del><add><del>advanced</del></add> in the <gap/><add><gap/></add> of the <gap/> by <gap/> <add>conceding it</add> <gap/> into</del><lb/> | |||
Churchyards. <gap/> who stopped by a Statute <gap/> the 6<hi rend="superscript">th</hi><lb/> | |||
<del>by <gap/> <gap/> <gap/> <gap/> <gap/></del> <lb/> | |||
Subordinates <del>where <gap/> till</del> <add>when</add> stopped by the universal <add>paramount depredation </add> superior<lb/> | |||
had made progress in <add>the work</add> <del><gap/></del> of confiscation for their<lb/> | |||
own benefit . Churchmen by <add>sanctifying moners</add> <del>convicting <gap/> <gap/> of</del><lb/> | |||
<del>be<gap/></del> into Churchyards: Judges by converting the owners<lb/> | |||
into outlaws.</p> | |||
1827. Novr
Law Amendment.
Propositions.
Beginning
When departed rulers are as beyond measure by this 6
Of the misdeeds of deported
rulers the benefit reaped
without disturbance by
their successors
successors, it is that the benefit of their misdeeds may be
reap continue to be reaped without disturbance
Henry the seventh sowed penal laws laws that
pecuniary punishmhe might reap puative his predecessors had scarce treasures, that they
might to reap forfeitures. Che whose were not have pped were occupied 7
Henry 7 sowed penal
laws to reap penalties
his predecessors sowed
treasures to reap
forfeitures
<add>advanced</add> in the of the by conceding it into
Churchyards. who stopped by a Statute the 6th
by
Subordinates where till when stopped by the universal paramount depredation superior
had made progress in the work of confiscation for their
own benefit . Churchmen by sanctifying moners convicting of
be into Churchyards: Judges by converting the owners
into outlaws.
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