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Thomas Hague

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1808–2020 across 6 dated works

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A letter to William Garrow, Esq: in which the conduct of counsel in the cross-examination of witnesses, and commenting on their testimony, is fully discussed, and the licentiousness of the bar exposed1808
With Shepherd, Samuel Sir
Sir Francis Burdett. A letter to his electors: being a vindication of his argument, with the rights and liberties of Englishmen, and the laws of Parliament, taken from the statutes : and the attorney-general's opinion denied to be law1810
With Burdett, Francis Sir
An exposition of the uncertainty, inequality, and cruelty of the criminal code of England: with abstracts of all capital offenses, taken from the statutes : and also a scale of punishments to be substituted in all cases for which death is now inflicted1812
The right to punish capitally questioned: with remarks on the uncertainty, inequality, & severity of the criminal laws of England, and abstracts from all the statutes which create capital felonies : to which is added an essay towards a more just proportion between crimes and their punishment1818

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An exposition of the uncertainty, inequality, and cruelty of the criminal code of England: with abstracts of all capital offenses, taken from the statutes : and also a scale of punishments to be substituted in all cases for which death is now inflicted1812
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Appeal to His Majesty, on the State of the Nation, the Talents and Dispositions of the Royal Dukes, and the Capacity of Ministers: With a Sketch of the Character and Power of Buonaparte2020
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Sir Francis Burdett. A letter to his electors: being a vindication of his argument, with the rights and liberties of Englishmen, and the laws of Parliament, taken from the statutes : and the attorney-general's opinion denied to be law1810
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The right to punish capitally questioned: with remarks on the uncertainty, inequality, & severity of the criminal laws of England, and abstracts from all the statutes which create capital felonies : to which is added an essay towards a more just proportion between crimes and their punishment1818
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A letter to William Garrow, Esq: in which the conduct of counsel in the cross-examination of witnesses, and commenting on their testimony, is fully discussed, and the licentiousness of the bar exposed1808
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First letter to his Majesty: on the public distress, debt, and poor's rate ...1831
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