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1
General Johnston issued a
universal
amnesty
to all soldiers absent without leave.
2
The only other point of the letter was an argument for
universal
amnesty
.
3
Mr. Stokes saw in the bill the principle of
universal
amnesty
and universal suffrage.
4
Now I see nothing short of universal suffrage and
universal
amnesty
as the basis.
5
Was it simply the recognition of a
universal
amnesty
for a world of rebels?
6
The Woman's Loyal League voiced the solemn lessons of the war; universal suffrage, and
universal
amnesty
.
7
Whether it end in universal suffrage or not, one thing is certain, it is
universal
amnesty
.
8
Wallenstein advised him to proclaim a
universal
amnesty
,
and to meet the Protestant states with favourable conditions.
9
There has been complete and
universal
amnesty
.
10
Five weeks later President Lincoln, in his last speech, made the significant proposition of
universal
amnesty
combined with universal suffrage.
11
A general gaol delivery simply sets the scoundrels free; a
universal
amnesty
is a failure of justice, and a very doubtful benefit.
12
Universal
amnesty
was proclaimed for all offences and quarrels.
13
On Christmas Day, 1868, a
Universal
Amnesty
was declared.
universal
amnesty
universal