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His excuses are as just as his condemnations. In respect of Cornelius the major was more careful than usual not to make himself disagreeable, for his feelings put him on his guard: there are not a few who behave better to those they do not like than to those they do. He thus flattered, without intending it, the vanity of the youth, who did not therefore spare his criticism behind his back.
In the year 1507 the Inquisition of Calahorra burned more than thirty women as sorceresses and magicians, and twenty years later, in Navarre, there were similar condemnations.
Germany was no more in the world's mind. They had tried to think about her. Their thought had been brought to folly and confusion. Already she was forgotten. She had become a piece of territory that shortly their armies would occupy. Condemnations of her culture, of her aspirations, of her part in the greatest of the world's wars, had come to nothing, and were abandoned.
After this execution the city was full of consternation, for both victors and vanquished were alike in fear; but the worst effects arose from the apprehensions of those possessing the management of affairs; for every accident, however trivial, caused them to commit fresh outrages, either by condemnations, admonitions, or banishment of citizens; to which must be added, as scarcely less pernicious, the frequent new laws and regulations which were made for defense of the government, all of which were put in execution to the injury of those opposed to their faction.
Under this new law of the ocean our trade on the Mediterranean has been swept away by seizures and condemnations, and that in other seas is threatened with the same fate. Our differences with Spain remain still unsettled, no measure having been taken on her part since my last communications to Congress to bring them to a close.
There had been accusations of heresy, trials, condemnations, especially in the times following the Reformation and preceding the Civil War; there had been appeals and final judgments given in such final courts as existed; but all without making any mark on the public mind or the received meaning of doctrines and formularies, and without leaving a trace except in law reports.
And here I confess that I am very much in want of information, and can think of no unprejudiced individuals to whom to apply for the facts as really existing in other parts of India. As for books, when I look into them for any information, I am at once met by quantities of unlimited condemnations, or a host of contradictory statements.
They also bring up the examinations of all magistrates, and the rejections by the demes and the condemnations by the Council. Moreover they bring up certain private suits in cases of merchandise and mines, or where a slave has slandered a free man. It is they also who cast lots to assign the courts to the various magistrates, whether for private or public cases.
Witness the jars, the oppositions, the contentions, emulations, strifes, debates, whisperings, tumults, and condemnations that, like cannon-shot, have so frequently on all sides been let fly against one another. Shall I need to mention particularly contests many years past, and presented to us in print?
Justice the Pillar of the State Claim implied in being God's Vicar, namely, that the Pope governs the World as God would govern it, were He personally present in it No Civil Code in the Papal States Citizens have no Rights save as Church Members No Lay Judges The Pontifical Government simply the Embodiment of the Papacy Courts of Justice visited Papal Tribunals The Rota Signatura Cassation Exceptional Tribunals Apostolical Chamber House of Peter Justice bought and sold at Rome POLITICAL JUSTICE Gregorian Code Case of Pietro Leoni Accession of Pius IX. His Popularity at first Re-action Case of Colonel Calendrelli The Three Citizens of Macarata The Hundred Young Men of Faenza Butchery at Sinigaglia Horrible Executions at Ancona Estimated Number of Political Prisoners 30,000 Pope's Prisons described Horrible Treatment of Prisoners The Sbirri The Spies Domiciliary Restraint Expulsions from Rome Imprisonment without reason assigned Manner in which Apprehensions are made Condemnations without Evidence or Trial Misery of Rome The Pope's Jubilee.
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