1
To kill them or keep them in perpetual imprisonment is also impossible.
2
To speak of state affairs is prohibited on pain of perpetual imprisonment.
3
He was captured, tried for high treason, and sentenced to perpetual imprisonment.
4
Consequently the sentence of perpetual banishment was commuted into that of perpetual imprisonment.
5
The penalties were various, including scourging, the galleys and perpetual imprisonment.
6
What is it to them if he be given over to perpetual imprisonment?
7
In 1777, Madame Derues was sentenced to perpetual imprisonment, and confined at the Salpetriere.
8
He granted his estate to his family, and condemned the witnesses to perpetual imprisonment.
9
Some of the prisoners were beheaded; others were sentenced to perpetual imprisonment; others were banished.
10
And the sentence of perpetual imprisonment was deemed illegal.
11
Besides these, the inquisitors condemned seventy-nine to perpetual imprisonment.
12
The Commentaries finally were released from perpetual imprisonment.
13
He was, in reward, condemned to perpetual imprisonment.
14
Grotius and Hoogerbeets were sentenced to perpetual imprisonment.
15
This unjustifiable sentence was afterwards commuted into one of perpetual imprisonment in the Castle of St. Angelo.
16
She threatened the gallows, and handcuffs, and perpetual imprisonment, and an action for damages amidst her lamentations.
