Burkhardt, Charles B., d. 1860, Walcutt, W, Cafferty, James H., 1819-1869 · New York : Baker and Scribner · leaf 286
, he bitterly repented the double mur-der, which he had committed, and immediately issued anorder, in which every one was threatened with instant death,who should allude to this unfortunate affair. But what washis surprise, when he received, even on the same daj, fromthe High Judge of his capital,… … n- T.(.D£^ ^^, DOM PEDRO, THE CRUEL. 267 vised him to punish the insolence of the High Judge withinstant death, by hanging him upon the nearest gallows. To this, however, Dom Pedro did not consent, but de-spatched a messenger to the High Judge, to ask him whetherhe had lost his reason, that he had…
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