 | 1854 - 748 páginas
...It is enjoined in this ordinance, that, "because many valiant beggars, as Ion" as they may live of begging, do refuse to labor, giving themselves to idleness and vice, and sometimes to theft and other abominations, none, under pain of imprisonment, shall, under the color of pity or alms,... | |
 | Michigan - 1877 - 764 páginas
...Ms house harness according to his station" A. I)., 1349, it was enacted, "That because many valiant beggars, as long as they may live by begging, do refuse...themselves to idleness and vice, and sometimes to theft and other abominations, none upon pain of imprisonment shall give anything to such as may labor... | |
 | William Hurrell Mallock - 1884 - 272 páginas
...Marx himself alludes, it is commanded, because " many valiant beggars, so long as they may live of begging, do refuse to labor, giving themselves to idleness and vice, and sometimes to other abominations, none shall, under color of point, which Marx is using every effort to prove, is,... | |
 | Guy Carleton Lee - 1900 - 642 páginas
...default of him, that will sue; and nevertheless toward us they shall be grievously punished. And because that many strong beggars, as long as they may live by begging, do refuse to labour, giving themselves to idleness and vice, and sometimes to theft and other abominations; none... | |
 | Guy Carleton Lee - 1900 - 650 páginas
...default of him, that will sue; and nevertheless toward us they shall be grievously punished. And because that many strong beggars, as long as they may live by begging, do refuse to labour, giving themselves to idleness and vice, and sometimes to theft and other abominations; none... | |
 | University of Pennsylvania. Department of History - 1902 - 230 páginas
...any other that will sue; and nevertheless they shall be grievously punished on our part. And because many strong beggars, as long as they may live by begging,...themselves to idleness and vice, and sometimes to theft and other abominations ; none upon the said pain of imprisonment, shall, under the color of pity... | |
 | Walton Hale Hamilton - 1916 - 914 páginas
...convicted, he shall pay the double of the same that he so received to the party injured. And because that many strong beggars, as long as they may live...themselves to idleness and vice, and sometimes to theft and other abominations ; none upon the said plan of imprisonment shall, under the color of pity... | |
 | Allen Rogers Benham - 1916 - 674 páginas
...any other that will sue; and nevertheless they shall be grievously punished on our part. And because many strong beggars, as long as they may live by begging,...themselves to idleness and vice, and sometimes to theft and other abominations; none upon the said pain of imprisonment, shall, under the color of pity... | |
 | John Lewis Gillin - 1921 - 722 páginas
...the end of this statute provision was made for the suppression of begging, as follows: "And because that many strong beggars, as long as they may live by begging, do refuse to labor, giving them<elves to idleness and vice, and sometimes to theft and other abomina- ' lions; none upon the said... | |
 | John Joseph Clarke - 1922 - 396 páginas
...embodied in the " Statute of Labourers " before mentioned, ordained : " That, because many valiant beggars, as long as they may live by begging, do refuse to labour, giving themselves to idleness and vice, and sometimes to theft and other abomination, none,... | |
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And because that many strong beggars, as long as they may live by begging, do refuse to labor, giving themselves to idleness and vice, and sometimes to theft and other abominations; none upon the said pain of imprisonment, shall, under the color of pity... 
