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Meanings of high treason in English
Usage of high treason in English
1
A criminal case has been opened for high treason, the FSB said.
2
In refusing both points, Mary made herself doubly guilty of high treason.
3
Obviously, at least some of your troops are skilled at high treason.
4
We have two queens to try for high treason, you may recall.
5
A peer cannot be put to the rack, even for high treason.
6
They were guilty of high treason who should presume to do so.
7
To have restrained him by force was an act of high treason.
8
John Dacre, you are found guilty of high treason to the people.
9
Will not your escape be construed into a confession of high treason.
10
He was captured, tried for high treason, and sentenced to perpetual imprisonment.
11
A few days after, at Nottingham, they were impeached of high treason.
12
They there accused Marlborough, Cornbury, Salisbury, Sancroft and Sprat of high treason.
13
They were charged with high treason for which the punishment was death.
14
Robert Emmet was tried for high treason 200 years ago today.
15
Then Harry Percy came forward: my lord, I arrest you for high treason.'
16
And may I remind you of the penalty for high treason.
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Translations for high treason
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High treason through the time
High treason across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common