| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - James, when young, had a strong Inclination to pilfering, and was never happier, than when in Moorfields, and other Places, where such Company as himself frequents; he at length got acquainted with John Eyres, who is since reprieved, and the Evidence, who brought him to this untimely End; by over-persuading him to commit the Fact as mentioned in the Indictment; he said, that he was very much in Li
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