text_original: _ 1618, the Lieutenant of the Tower, according to a warrant to him directed, brought Sir Walter Raleigh from the Tower to the King's Bench Bar at Westminster, where the record of his arraignment at Winchester was opened, and it was demanded why execution should not be done upon him according to law. He began, in way of answer, to justify his proceedings in the late voyage.
text_transcription: INIE SIXTEEN EIGHTEEN THE LIEUTENANT OF THE TOWER ACCORDING TO A WARRANT TO HIM DIRECTED BROUGHT SIR WALTER RALEIGH FROM THE TOWER TO THE KING'S BENCH BAR AT WESTMINSTER WHERE THE RECORD OF HIS ARRAIGNMENT AT WINCHESTER WAS OPENED AND IT WAS DEMANDED WHY EXECUTION SHOULD NOT BE DONE UPON HIM ACCORDING TO LAW HE BEGAN IN WAY OF ANSWER TO JUSTIFY HIS PROCEEDINGS IN THE LATE VOYAGE
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