| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - In defence, the prisoner contended there was no case against him; he had an inalienable right to the deeds, and to deposit them for the equity of redemption, but the whole thing was a mistake and accident, brought about by pressure and ill-health, and worry; no facts were suppressed, and his books were Properly kept, and from them the evidence against him was obtained.
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