 | William Shepherd - 1802 - 504 էջ
...he was afked whether he had " any remarks to make in his defence; it is incredible " with what fkill and judgment he put in his anfwers. " He advanced...man ; and if '.' his real fentiments agreed with his profefsions, he -was " fo far from, deferving to die, that his principles did not " even give juft... | |
 | William Shepherd - 1802 - 508 էջ
...accufation were accor" dingly read from the defk. When, after they had been " proved by teftimony, he was afked whether he had " any remarks to make in his defence ; it is incredible " with what fkill and judgment he put in his anfwers. « He " He advanced nothing unbecoming a good man ; and if... | |
 | 1803 - 572 էջ
...accusation were accordingly read from the desk. When, after they had been proved by testimony, he was asked whether he had any remarks to make in his defence ; it is incredible with what skill and judgment he put in his answers. He advanced nothing ' uobecounbecoming a good man ; and if... | |
 | John Mackenzie (of Huntingdon.) - 1809 - 424 էջ
...accusation were accordingly read from the desk. When, after they had been proved by testimony, he was asked whether he had any remarks to make in his defence; it is incredible with what skill and judgment he put in his answers. He advanced nothing unbecoming a good man ; and if his real... | |
 | 1821 - 702 էջ
...accusation were accordingly read from the desk. When, after they had been proved by testimony, he was asked whether he had any remarks to make in his defence ; it is incredible with what skill and judgment he put in his answers. He advanced nothing unbecoming a good man ; and. if bis real... | |
 | William Shepherd - 1837 - 490 էջ
...accor" dingly read from the desk. When, after they had been •• proved by testimony, he was asked whether he had •• any remarks to make in his defence, it is incredible " with what skill and judgment he put in his answers. • • He advanced nothing unbecoming a good man ; and if... | |
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... skill and judgment he put in his answers. He advanced nothing unbecoming a good man ; and if his real sentiments agreed with his professions, he was so far from deserving to die, that his principles did not even give just ground for the slightest... 