[79] That there were assizes is proved by the statement that "Moore's wife" confessed before the "Judge, Bench, and Country," ibid., 21-22, as well as by the reference in the Ely Episcopal Records, 113, to the "assizes."
[80] Stearne, 17, 21-22.
[81] For a clear statement of this point of view, see ibid., 40-50.
[82] Stearne, 46-47.
[83] Ibid., 50.
[84] Ibid., 17.
[85] Ibid., 13.
[86] Ibid., 14.
[87] Hopkins, 5. But Hopkins was not telling the exact truth here. When he was at Aldeburgh in September (8th) the accused were watched day and night. See chamberlain's accounts, in N. F. Hele, Notes or Jottings about Aldeburgh, 43.
[88] Hopkins, 7.