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5.The testimony of bewitched or possessed persons is no legal evidence as to what they say concerning others, so perfor not as to themselves. Pg.41 | 5.The testimony of bewitched or possessed persons is no legal evidence as to what they say concerning others, so perfor not as to themselves. Pg.41 | ||
6.Nothing can be produced out of the word of God to skew that this is any proof of witchcraft. Pg.42 | 6.Nothing can be produced out of the word of God to skew that this is any proof of witchcraft. Pg.42 | ||
The Third case confirmed, viz. [a hell of these and any discussions of witchcraft, we jurors of judge may walk a safe confisance proceed upon to a conviction & condemnation of [?] and of suspicion! | |||
Two things [permised?] 1. That the Evidence in the crime [word crossed out] of Witchcraft ought to be as clear as in any other crimes [word crossed out] of a capital nature. p. 43. | |||
2. That there have bin wayes of Trying Witches [hung?] [of?] | |||
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4. Some question of lawfulness of the experiment. Pg.39 5.The testimony of bewitched or possessed persons is no legal evidence as to what they say concerning others, so perfor not as to themselves. Pg.41 6.Nothing can be produced out of the word of God to skew that this is any proof of witchcraft. Pg.42
The Third case confirmed, viz. [a hell of these and any discussions of witchcraft, we jurors of judge may walk a safe confisance proceed upon to a conviction & condemnation of [?] and of suspicion!
Two things [permised?] 1. That the Evidence in the crime [word crossed out] of Witchcraft ought to be as clear as in any other crimes [word crossed out] of a capital nature. p. 43.
2. That there have bin wayes of Trying Witches [hung?] [of?]