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[SABUGAL (Conde de)]. ALLEGAÇÃO em Defeza do Conde de Sabugal, Preso na Torre de Belém, com o Acórdão que o Absolve. Lisboa: Na Off. de Joaquim Thomaz de Aquino Bulhões, 1812. - [SABUGAL (Conde de)] ALLEGAÇÃO em Defeza do Conde de Sabugal, Preso na Torre de Belém, com o Acórdão que o Absolve . 1 Certidão impressa com a Allegação em Defeza e o Acórdão (14 pp.); Lisboa, 1812. Printed certificate, issued by Diogo Jacinto de Almeida, clerk of the Criminal Court of the Court and House, of the statement in defense of the Count of Sabugal, imprisoned in the Tower of Belém, in the proceedings of the investigation carried out by royal order, and of the judgment that acquitted him, ordered to be printed with permission from the Royal Court of Appeals. July 30, 1811 (Court and House Criminal Review) - Judgment acquitting the defendant of guilt and punishment, declaring him innocent, ordering the release from custody and his release, signed by the judges Doctor Faria, Teixeira Homem, Bandeira, Matos, Guerreiro, and Doctor Pereira. March 11, 1812. Certificate from the scribe Diogo Jacinto de Almeida, printed in Lisbon, at the office of Joaquim Thomaz de Aquino Bulhões, with permission from the Royal Court of Appeals. The allegation, which cites the Carolina Criminal Constitution (”nullum suspicionis arbitrio judicet”), defends the Count of Sabugal, a member of the Portuguese Deputation sent to France in 1808, against the accusation of having followed the French party when he was found by the guerrillas marching from Paris to Ciudad Rodrigo in 1810 to meet Masséna's army. This is a piece of interest for the history of the Bayonne Deputation and the treason trials of the Peninsular War period. ⚑ Auto-translated via Google Translate