Treasonable

• “Mr. Taschereau was sent to jail for "Treasonable practices.”

  One of Canada's Assets, the Habitant

• “Treasonable acts can be punished; excessive accumulation of property can be prevented; in fact, every action, circumstance, tendency that constitutes a real danger to the public welfare can be successfully dealt with by other methods than that of denying these associations the right of existence.”

  The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 2: Assizes-Browne

• “Treasonable, you mean, -- to strike when the lives of hundreds of thousands of your fellow countrymen depend on your labour.”

  Dr. Jonathan

• “Grenville introduced the Treasonable Practices Bill, while Pitt in the”

  William Pitt and the Great War

• “Equally drastic was the Treasonable Practices Bill.”

  William Pitt and the Great War

• “Treasonable gossip filtered no longer from doorway to doorway; carbines were not to be had for a song; no more nightly drills and weekly meetings gave a spice of great expectations to their life.”

  The Lane That Had No Turning, Volume 1

• “Treasonable practices against the life of Robert the Bruce brought about the downfall of the Celtic Earls.”

  Chronicles of Strathearn

• “Treasonable actions of American citizens about Lake Champlain 364”

  Sea Power in its Relations to the War of 1812 Volume 2

• “Government, or to put limitations upon their due obedience and allegiance, Are Rebellious and Treasonable, And that all these”

  The Covenants And The Covenanters Covenants, Sermons, and Documents of the Covenanted Reformation

• “But this would not have suited the Treasonable purposes of the Conspirators.”

  The Great Conspiracy, Volume 2

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