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And if the words insult the king's representative, they are seditious libel.
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But was the paper thus published a false, malicious, and seditious libel?
3
The bishops were charged with having published a false, malicious, and seditious libel.
4
The offence imputed was a false, a malicious, a seditious libel.
5
The Chief Justice called the book a most wicked, infamous, scandalous, and seditious libel.
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Juries were loath to find anyone guilty of seditious libel.
7
He prosecuted them for seditious libel in the petition.
8
On the same day, Sir Francis Burdett was found guilty of uttering a seditious libel.
9
Prince Pierre was tried for murder, and acquitted; Rochefort was tried for seditious libel, and condemned.
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So truth became a defense to seditious libel.
11
The petitioners were thrust into the Tower, and soon brought to trial on the charge of " seditious libel."
12
They were accused of " seditious libel."
13
As Attorney General, Coke introduced the crime of " seditious libel" in a case before the Star Chamber in 1606.
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After being found guilty of seditious libel, he again ran for the House of Commons, and was repeatedly elected and expelled.
15
The petition, though presented by the archbishop of York, was branded by the ministry as a seditious libel, and rejected by the majority.
16
James discharged the two justices of the five who had rejected the seditious libel doctrine which had been created by the Star Chamber Court.
