suborner

• “Reno's boss, a perjurer, suborner of perjury, obstructor of justice (when is that disbarment hearing?), set the stage for government violence against Elian's relatives.”

  Newsweek: Compassionate Liberalism

• “A skilled suborner of clerks, Victor had assembled enough information to cover the desk, starting with a photocopy of the internal passport for Nikolai Sergeevich Isakov, an ethnic Russian born in Tver.”

  Stalin's Ghost

• “The suborner of: extortion, wholesale bribery, beatings, bombings, management side deals and epic abuse of union funds.”

  American Tabloid

• “But I can truly say, that the grief with which I read this rhapsody of predetermined insult, had the rhapsodist himself for its whole and sole object: and that the indignant contempt which it excited in me was as exclusively confined to his employer and suborner.”

  The Life of Samuel Taylor Coleridge 1838

• “The result of this ordeal is, of course, triumphant; and Thersander, overwhelmed with confusion makes his escape from the popular indignation, and is condemned to exile by acclamation as a suborner of false evidence; while the lovers, freed at length from all their troubles, sail for Byzantium in company with Sostratus; and after there solemnizing their own nuptials, return to Tyre to assist at those of Callisthenes and Calligone. ”

  Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 55, No. 339, January, 1844

• “He's a shyster, a suborner of perjury and a jury-briber.”

  The Case of the Caretaker's Cat

• “He had to listen to exposure after exposure of the tricks which Guffey had played; he had to hear the district attorney of the county denounced as a suborner of perjury, and his agents as blackmailers and forgers.”

  100% : The Story of a Patriot

• “Et dans son Roman on apprendra l'art de suborner philosophiquement une jeune fille.”

  Rousseau (Volume 1 and 2)

• “He forgave her, he said, because she was innocent; and as for the suborner of his honour he could not punish him: nothing but death could avenge such a crime, and how could he lay violent hands on a dignitary of the Church?”

  Narrative of Captivity in Abyssinia with Some Account of the Late Emperor the Late Emperor Theodore, His Country and People

• “It was manifest that he made his decision solely upon the evidence given by Sarah Althea herself, whom he nevertheless branded in his opinion as a perjurer, suborner of perjury, and forger.”

  Personal Reminiscences of Early Days in California with Other Sketches; To Which Is Added the Story of His Attempted Assassination by a Former Associate on the Supreme Bench of the State

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