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VI [. A wife may not be puniflied for a
huiband’s crime i but a hulband fhall be
pumfhed for the crime of his wife, if he
knew of it: if it be a concubine, ftie fliall
be punilhed as the man,
VIII. All oppreffors, or invaders of other
men’s lands, fliall be beheaded.
IX. All vagabonds and idle perfons fliall
be, in the firfl: place, marked with a burn
on the cheek ; and if they perfevere in idle-
nefs, they may be whipt, or even hanged.
X. If any fon injure his parents by word'
or deed, he fliall firfl; lofe either tongue,
hand, or foot, whereby he offended the pa¬
rent, and then be hanged, and his body
remain unburied,.
XL If a parent contradi&s nature, and
caufelefsly is cruel to his fon; the fon muft
feek redrefs from the King, or the udge of
the fliire.
Xil. Any fon who may be difloyal to the
King, or to his parent, who has been, or
may be born dumb, deaf, or foolifh, may
be diflnherited.
XIII. No
VI [. A wife may not be puniflied for a
huiband’s crime i but a hulband fhall be
pumfhed for the crime of his wife, if he
knew of it: if it be a concubine, ftie fliall
be punilhed as the man,
VIII. All oppreffors, or invaders of other
men’s lands, fliall be beheaded.
IX. All vagabonds and idle perfons fliall
be, in the firfl: place, marked with a burn
on the cheek ; and if they perfevere in idle-
nefs, they may be whipt, or even hanged.
X. If any fon injure his parents by word'
or deed, he fliall firfl; lofe either tongue,
hand, or foot, whereby he offended the pa¬
rent, and then be hanged, and his body
remain unburied,.
XL If a parent contradi&s nature, and
caufelefsly is cruel to his fon; the fon muft
feek redrefs from the King, or the udge of
the fliire.
Xil. Any fon who may be difloyal to the
King, or to his parent, who has been, or
may be born dumb, deaf, or foolifh, may
be diflnherited.
XIII. No
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Description | Thousands of printed books from the Antiquarian Books of Scotland collection which dates from 1641 to the 1980s. The collection consists of 14,800 books which were published in Scotland or have a Scottish connection, e.g. through the author, printer or owner. Subjects covered include sport, education, diseases, adventure, occupations, Jacobites, politics and religion. Among the 29 languages represented are English, Gaelic, Italian, French, Russian and Swedish. |
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