(127) The Traitorous Eight
Traitorously Leave Shockley Semiconductor, PBS, http://www.pbs.org/transistor/albuml/eight/index.html (last visited Oct.
On January 6th, 1649 the purged House of Commons, without waiting for the equivocating House of Lords, passed an 'Act' to establish a High Court of Justice 'to the end that no chief officer or magistrate may hereafter presume
traitorously or maliciously to imagine or continue the enslaving or destroying of the English nation, and expect impunity for so doing.'
Welch never addresses the most damning claim of the swift boat vets, that Kerry behaved
traitorously after returning from Vietnam.
He is just a showman who was thrown off the BBC chat show for his racist remarks so he sought some publicity for himself in
traitorously turning his back on his former party and joining UKIP when he saw we were gaining some successes in the polls.
73) explains in a footnote that Tarpeia, daughter of Spurius Tarpeius, governor of the citadel on the Capitoline Hill,
traitorously opened the gates to the Sabines for the "ornaments on their arms." The soldiers crushed her to death with their shields, saying that these were the ornaments they had promised her.
While referring immediately to his improvised demonic ritual of "undecking" his "pompous" (i.e., "ceremonially arrayed") body, the terms of this self-condemnation suggest a further understanding: that even before Bolingbroke gained ascendancy, Richard had
traitorously become the play's "first rebel" and therefore an analogue to Lucifer, "the graunde captayne and father of all rebels," according to the Homilie against Disobedience.
It accused Karuna, ''instigated by some malicious elements opposed to the liberation struggle, acting
traitorously to the Tamil people and the LTTE leadership,'' of planning to secede from the organization.
(115) He was convicted of "maliciously, willfully and
traitorously" conspiring to "injure the health and destroy the lives" of POWs in violation of the laws of war.
did maliciously and
traitorously attempt to assist the Emperor of Germany, a public enemy then and now at war with His Majesty the King, by counselling, assisting and inciting one Ernest Edward Gerard Hedenstrom of Wetaskiwin, aforesaid, to sell ...