1
Bothwell, encouraged by many of the Lords, had only executed justice on a contemptible criminal.
2
In other respects he executed justice, and that with rigor; the best maxim which a prince in that age could follow.
3
In other respects, he executed justice, and that with rigour; the best maxim which a prince in that age could follow.
4
He and his Cossacks executed justice, and made it a rule that in three cases it was absolutely necessary to resort to the sword.
5
In spite of many difficulties, the latter had so good fortune that he seized many insurgent leaders upon whom he executed justice and public punishment.