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1674, 5:156) Wee, of the jury, one and all, both English and Indians, doe joyntly and with one consent agree vpon a verdict: that Tobias, and his son Wampaquan, and Mattashunnamo, the Indians, whoe are the prisoners, are guilty of the blood of John Sassamon, and were the murderers of him, according to the bill of inditement.
Arming America: The Origins of a National Gun Culture by Lindgren, James / Yale Law Journal
IRISH hard-man Trevor Brennan has bravely risked the wrath of his team-mates with a damning inditement of their collapse in England.
Rugby Union: Brennan breaks ranks in wake of Twickers shame by Writer, ROY CURTIS Chief Sports / The Mirror (London, England)
In what amounts to a damning inditement of his own policies, the New Zealander added: "I inherited a team with 18 months to go before the World Cup and I stuck pretty much with the established players.
Rugby Union: Sixteen green cards for Mick's Munster aces by CURTIS, Roy / The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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