| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - [90] Writing during the reign of Edward I, Britton stated that the grand jurors were required to swear that they will lawful presentment make of such chapters as shall be delivered to them in writing, and that in this they will not fail for any love, hatred, fear, reward, or promise, and that they will conceal the secrets, so help them God, and the Saints. 1 BRITTON 22 (Francis M. Nichols trans.
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