The American Law Review, Volume 37Little, Brown, and Company, 1903 - Law |
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Page 11
... charge of the official duties of this station he appeared at the bar against a man accused of a capital offense . The defendant was a negro slave - a proud and faithful servant and one who had never been accustomed to the degradation of ...
... charge of the official duties of this station he appeared at the bar against a man accused of a capital offense . The defendant was a negro slave - a proud and faithful servant and one who had never been accustomed to the degradation of ...
Page 13
... charged with a capital crime , unless he either believed the charge to be unfounded , or discovered in the crime some little palliating cir- cumstance , which enlisted his benevolent sympathies . Such indeed is the ardor of his ...
... charged with a capital crime , unless he either believed the charge to be unfounded , or discovered in the crime some little palliating cir- cumstance , which enlisted his benevolent sympathies . Such indeed is the ardor of his ...
Page 14
... charge of treason . The fact that party rancor and public indignation against Aaron Burr were so great that a lawyer who should appear as counsel in his defense should be even accused of being a partner in his crime , casts a strange ...
... charge of treason . The fact that party rancor and public indignation against Aaron Burr were so great that a lawyer who should appear as counsel in his defense should be even accused of being a partner in his crime , casts a strange ...
Page 15
... charge of commencing a military expedition contrary to the Federal laws . Young as Mr. Clay then was , it certainly was a high compliment to his talents and legal attainments , that a man of Burr's vast powers , and unrivalled keenness ...
... charge of commencing a military expedition contrary to the Federal laws . Young as Mr. Clay then was , it certainly was a high compliment to his talents and legal attainments , that a man of Burr's vast powers , and unrivalled keenness ...
Page 16
... charged with a conspiracy of subsequent date , and , of course , he was regarded with the same general sympathy , which had been extended to those implicated in the previous charge . He was considered a persecuted patriot . It was the ...
... charged with a conspiracy of subsequent date , and , of course , he was regarded with the same general sympathy , which had been extended to those implicated in the previous charge . He was considered a persecuted patriot . It was the ...
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