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[B]y
the
ſtatute
7
Ann.
c.
21
[…]
it
is
enacted,
that,
after
the
death
of
the
pretender,
and
his
ſons,
no
attainder
for
treaſon
ſhall
extend
to
the
diſinheriting
any
heir,
nor
the
prejudice
of
any
perſon,
other
than
the
offender
himſelf:
which
proviſions
have
indeed
carried
the
remedy
farther,
than
was
required
by
the
hardſhip
above
complained
of;
which
is
only
the
future
obſtruction
of
deſcents,
where
the
pedigree
happens
to
be
deduced
through
the
blood
of
an
attainted
anceſtor.
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[B]y the ſtatute 7 Ann. c. 21 […] it is enacted, that, after the death of the pretender, and his ſons, no attainder for treaſon ſhall extend to the diſinheriting any heir, nor the prejudice of any perſon, other than the offender himſelf: which proviſions have indeed carried the remedy farther, than was required by the hardſhip above complained of; which is only the future obſtruction of deſcents, where the pedigree happens to be deduced through the blood of an attainted anceſtor.
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