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ater and sneered at by his Councillors because of his low
social standing.s..Yet Wingfield's problems and weaknesses
were not shared by the Council when it wanted to act,
Councillor George Kendall was condemned by a jury and shot
in 1608 merely on the suspicion of spying for Spain, and
it is not clear that he was convicted according to the
common law requirement of two witnesses, The ohly accuser
of whom ve have record is James Read, the artisans who
had insulted Wingfield, and who at es moment he made the
accusation was Sy ndine on the gallows awaiting execution,
dward Maria Winefie t\ Discourse on Virginia!
tteobys MRE A RRR Ne NA COLLRETLONS OF HE AMERICAN ANTI
Q yn fe OW ULy >
VARIAN SOCIETY (Boston, 1860), 77, etc, and Edward Arber,
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'.sePresident Wingfield...wouled be humiliated by an arte-|
gian se sneered at by his Councillors because of his low
social standing..eYet Wingfield's problems and weaknesse
were not shared by the Council when it wanted to act.
Councillor George Kendall was condemned by a jury and shot
in 1608 merely on the suspicion of spying for Spain, and
it is not clear that he was convicted according to the
common law requirement of two witnesses, The ohly accuser
of whom ve have record is James Read, the artisan, who
had insulted Wingfield, and who at the moment he made the
accusation was standing on the gallows awaiting execution.
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