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Treason is the
crime of
attacking a
state authority to
which one owes allegiance. This
typically includes acts such as parti****ting in a war against...
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torturous capital punishment used prin****lly to
execute men
convicted of high
treason in
medieval and
early modern Britain and Ireland. The
convicted traitor...
- of 1605, in
earlier centuries often called the
Gunpowder Treason Plot or the
Jesuit Treason, was an
unsuccessful attempted regicide against King James...
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Treason is a
British spy
thriller television miniseries created by Matt
Charman for the
streaming service Netflix. It
stars Olga Kurylenko, Oona Chaplin...
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Petty treason or
petit treason was an
offence under the
common law of
England in
which a
person killed or
otherwise violated the
authority of a social...
- high
treason in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. High
treason is
criminal disloyalty to one's country. High
Treason may also
refer to: High
Treason, a 1927...
- the
United States,
there are both
federal and
state laws
prohibiting treason.
Treason is
defined on the
federal level in
Article III,
Section 3 of the United...
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Constructive treason is the
judicial extension of the
statutory definition of the
crime of
treason. For example, the
English Treason Act 1351 declares...
- No
Treason is a
composition of
three essays by
Lysander Spooner, an
American individualist anarchist, all
written in 1867: No. 1, No. 2: "The Constitution"...
- law of the
United Kingdom, high
treason is the
crime of
disloyalty to the Crown.
Offences constituting high
treason include plotting the
murder of the...
