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Subject_1 PEER.
Date: The Earl of Winton's Case
9 February 1711
Case No.No 3.
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The Lords, upon report of the Lord Bowhill, found that Peers ought to give their word of honour only instead of an oath of calumny; but that they should depone in common form, where things are referred to their oaths of verity; because no probation by oaths of verity takes place in England, where a Peer's word of honour doth pass for an oath.
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