 If one man kills another unintentionally, [by allowing a tree to fall on him] while they are engaged on a common task, the tree shall be given to the [dead man's] kindred, and they shall remove it within 30 days from the locality. Otherwise, it shall...  The Laws of the Earliest English Kings - Page 69by Great Britain, Frederick Levi Attenborough - 1922 - 256 pagesFull view - About this book
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