Charles Dickens and His View on Lawyers

anything worth more than twelve
             pence, was considered a capital felony. Capital felonies, which also
             included robbery, arson, rape and over 200 other crimes, went to trial and
             often ended in the death penalty by hanging, drawing and quartering. Petty
             larceny, theft of property worth less than twelve
             ...

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