Meanings of actually guilty in English

Is Denton simply stressed beyond all belief or actually guilty?

It also allows the condemned person, if actually guilty, the opportunity for repentance and reform.

Had Dick been actually guilty, he might either have betrayed himself, or gone to stammering.

For a moment he was genuinely alarmed, scarcely knowing whether he had not been actually guilty of a wrong against her.

It is alleged that they enacted laws which were oppressive to other denominations, and, moreover, that they were actually guilty of persecution.

It was felt that if he were actually guilty, his punishment could be left to the judgment of God in the future life.

I sighed, and, yes- IthinkI was actually guilty of the remark that Hungarian ladies of quality were equally good and dutiful mothers.

Pizarro's jealousy and ill-will are evident in the recorded facts, though he does not appear to have been actually guilty of treachery to his general.

"I have developed an interest in wanting only those parties actually guilty of something to be punished."