Commentaries on the Laws of England, Volume 4

Book IV - Of Public Wrongs
1. Of the Nature of Crimes; and their Punishment
2. Of the Persons Capable of committing Crimes
3. Of Principals and Accessories
4. Of Offences against God and Religion
5. Of Offences against the Law of Nations
6. Of High Treason
7. Of Felonies, injurious to the King's Prerogative
8. Of Praemunire
9. Of Misprisions and Contempts, affecting the King and Government
10. Of Offences against Public Justice
11. Of Offences against the Public Peace
12. Of Offences against Public Trade
13. Of Offences against the Public Health, and the Public Police or Oeconomy
14. Of Homicide
15. Of Offences against the Persons of Individuals
16. Of Offences against the Habitations of Individuals
17. Of Offences against Private Property
18. Of the means of Preventing offences
19. Of Courts of a Criminal Jurisdiction
20. Of Summary Convictions
21. Of Arrests
22. Of Commitment and Bail
23. Of the several Modes of Prosecution
24. Of Process upon an Indictment
25. Of Arraignment, and it's Incidents
26. Of Plea, and Issue
27. Of Trial, and Conviction
28. Of the Benefit of Clergy
29. Of Judgment, and it's Consequences
30. Of Reversal of Judgment
31. Of Reprieve, and Pardon
32. Of Execution
33. Of the Rise, Progress, and gradual Improvements, of the Laws of England
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