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... person the fcaling - ladders that were thrown from the walls their new profelyte , after the murder of his too fcrupulous brother , embraced and intro- duced the fervants of Chrift ; the army rushed through the gates ; and the Moslems ...
... person the fcaling - ladders that were thrown from the walls their new profelyte , after the murder of his too fcrupulous brother , embraced and intro- duced the fervants of Chrift ; the army rushed through the gates ; and the Moslems ...
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... person , prefided in the upper - court , the court of the barons . Of thefe the four moft confpicuous were the prince of Galilee , the lord of Sidon and Cæfarea , and the counts of Jaffa . and Tripoli , who , perhaps with the conftable ...
... person , prefided in the upper - court , the court of the barons . Of thefe the four moft confpicuous were the prince of Galilee , the lord of Sidon and Cæfarea , and the counts of Jaffa . and Tripoli , who , perhaps with the conftable ...
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... person of their lord , which was ever facred in their eyes 138. In their pleadings , replies , and rejoinders , the ad- vocates of the court were fubtile and copious ; but the use of argument and evidence was often fuperfeded by ...
... person of their lord , which was ever facred in their eyes 138. In their pleadings , replies , and rejoinders , the ad- vocates of the court were fubtile and copious ; but the use of argument and evidence was often fuperfeded by ...
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... persons whom he had a right to reprefent ; but wherever , from the nature of the charge , teftimony could be obtained , it was neceffary for him to produce witneffes of the fact . In civil cafes , the combat was not allowed as the means ...
... persons whom he had a right to reprefent ; but wherever , from the nature of the charge , teftimony could be obtained , it was neceffary for him to produce witneffes of the fact . In civil cafes , the combat was not allowed as the means ...
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... person , or , at least , with his troops and treafures : his bafe retreat diffolved their obligations ; and the fword , which had been the inftrument of their victory , was the pledge and title of their juft independence . It does not ...
... person , or , at least , with his troops and treafures : his bafe retreat diffolved their obligations ; and the fword , which had been the inftrument of their victory , was the pledge and title of their juft independence . It does not ...
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