text_original: — Wellington ap. Creevey, i. 277. 1822] GENERAL ELECTION OF 1818 31 demnity Act, though a natural sequel of the suspension Act, and in accordance with precedent, was not passed without fierce debate in both Houses. The necessity for such an Act is a striking testimony to the way in which the principle of Habeas Corpus has intertwined itself with the fibres of the English constitution.
text_transcription: SUSPECTS IN CUSTODY OR HAD SUPPRESSED TUMULTUOUS AND UNLAWFUL ASSEMBLIES THE INDEMNITY ACT THOUGH A NATURAL SEQUEL OF THE SUSPENSION ACT AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH PRECEDENT WAS NOT PASSED WITHOUT FIERCE DEBATE IN BOTH HOUSES THE NECESSITY FOR SUCH AN ACT AS A STRIKING TESTIMONY TO THE WAY IN WHICH THE PRINCIPLE OF HABEAS CORPUS HAS INTERTWINED ITSELF WITH THE FIBRES OF THE ENGLISH CONSTITUTION
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