| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - n 83, when an oath was desired of such as could swear, an oath was given, and so it stood till Governor Fletcher's time, and I remember no alteration since, but that those that were called Quakers were solemnly attested according to the Law and custom of the Province, and those that were of the Church of England, or other professions, that could take an oath, were sworn as required, whether in evi
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