英语词汇“accumulative treason”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

accumulative treason n. Law (now historical) actions which are not treasonous in themselves but which collectively are judged to constitute treason; cf. constructive treason n. at treason n. 2c.In later use chiefly with reference to Thomas Wentworth, 1st Earl of Strafford, who was executed for treason in 1641 (cf. quot. 1647 and quot. 1641¹ at sense 1).

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1647 Briefe Relation Answeres Earle of Strafford 46 [Strafford replied] That neither in Statute Law, Common Law, nor practise, there was ever, till this time, heard of such a matter as Accumulative-Treason, or a Treason by way of consequence, but that it is a word newly coyned to attend a Charge newly invented, such an one as never was before.

1649 J. Cleveland Char. Country Committee-man 1 For a Committee-man is a noun of Multitude,..thus the name is as monstrous as the man, a compleat notion of the same linnage with accumulative treason.

1795 True Briton 6 Jan. I..consider a charge made out by accumulative Treason and the evidence of Spies as extremely dangerous to the forms and principles of the Constitution.

1874 B. M. Gardiner & J. S. Phillpotts King & Commonw. iv. 90 The whole of the charges, twenty-eight in all, mounted up to a sort of accumulative treason.

1993 W. Palmer Polit. Career Oliver St. John ii. 50 He reiterated the Commons's earlier arguments of accumulative treason and that the overthrow of any statute constituted a war against the king.

单词	accumulative treason
释义	> as lemmas accumulative treason accumulative treason n. Law (now historical) actions which are not treasonous in themselves but which collectively are judged to constitute treason; cf. constructive treason n. at treason n. 2c.In later use chiefly with reference to Thomas Wentworth, 1st Earl of Strafford, who was executed for treason in 1641 (cf. quot. 1647 and quot. 1641¹ at sense 1). ΚΠ 1647 Briefe Relation Answeres Earle of Strafford 46 [Strafford replied] That neither in Statute Law, Common Law, nor practise, there was ever, till this time, heard of such a matter as Accumulative-Treason, or a Treason by way of consequence, but that it is a word newly coyned to attend a Charge newly invented, such an one as never was before. 1649 J. Cleveland Char. Country Committee-man 1 For a Committee-man is a noun of Multitude,..thus the name is as monstrous as the man, a compleat notion of the same linnage with accumulative treason. 1795 True Briton 6 Jan. I..consider a charge made out by accumulative Treason and the evidence of Spies as extremely dangerous to the forms and principles of the Constitution. 1874 B. M. Gardiner & J. S. Phillpotts King & Commonw. iv. 90 The whole of the charges, twenty-eight in all, mounted up to a sort of accumulative treason. 1993 W. Palmer Polit. Career Oliver St. John ii. 50 He reiterated the Commons's earlier arguments of accumulative treason and that the overthrow of any statute constituted a war against the king. extracted from accumulativeadj. < as lemmas
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