...it be by vertue, or equity of some expresse Law of the Country warranting the same, established by a General Court and sufficiently published ; or in case of the defect of a Law in any particular case, by the word of God. And in capitall cases, or in cases concerning dismembring,...

...colour of law, or countenance of authority, unless by virtue of some express law of the 1639 colony warranting the same, established by the general court,...sufficiently published ; or in case of the defect of such law, in any particular case, by some clear and plain rule of the word of God, in which the whole...

...under colour of law, o'r countenance of authority, unless by virtue of some express law of 'the colony warranting the same, established by the general court,...sufficiently published ; or in case of the defect of such law, in any particular case, by some clear and plain rule of the word of God, in which the whole...

...law, or countenance of authority, unless it should be by the virtue of some express law of the colony warranting the same, established by the general court,...sufficiently published ; or in case of the defect of such law, in any particular case, by some clear and plain rule of the word of God, in which the whole...

...law, or countenance of authority, unless it be by virtue or equity of some express law of this colony, warranting the same, established by the general court, and sufficiently published; or in case of the defects of a law in any particular case, by some clear and plain rule of the word of God, in which...

...or estate shall be taken away from him, nor any way endangered under colour of law, or countenance of authority, unless it be by virtue or equity of some express law of this colony, warranting the same, established by the general court, and sufficiently published; or...

...any ways indammagcd, under colour of law, or countenance of authority; unless it bee by the vertue or equity of some express law of the Country warranting the same, established by a Generall Courte and sufficiently published, or in case of the defect of a law, in any perticular...

...law, or countenance of authority, unless it should be by the virtue of some express law of the colony warranting the same, established by the general court,...sufficiently published; or in case of the defect of such law, in any particular case, by some clear and plain rule of the word of Uod, in which the whr.le...

...wife or children, no man's goods or estate shall be taken from him, under color of law or countenance of authority, unless it be by virtue or equity of some express law of this jurisdiction, established by the General Court, and sufficiently published; or for want of a law...

...from any injury, restraint, or damage whatever, " unless by virtue of some express law of this colony, warranting the same, established by the general court, and sufficiently published ; or, in case of the absence of a law in anyparticular case, by some clear and plain rule of the word of God, in which the...