The American Law Review, Volume 37Little, Brown, and Company, 1903 - Law |
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... the canary , that is content to nibble at its narrow cage in the - the parlor window . " Mr. Clay had not been long in practice , when he was em- ployed to defend Mrs. Phelps , a woman indicted for HENRY CLAY AS A LAWYER . 7.
... the canary , that is content to nibble at its narrow cage in the - the parlor window . " Mr. Clay had not been long in practice , when he was em- ployed to defend Mrs. Phelps , a woman indicted for HENRY CLAY AS A LAWYER . 7.
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... indicted had been committed in the presence of several witnesses , and , of course , the only question was , to what class of crimes the offense belonged . If it was pronounced murder of the first degree , the life of the wretched ...
... indicted had been committed in the presence of several witnesses , and , of course , the only question was , to what class of crimes the offense belonged . If it was pronounced murder of the first degree , the life of the wretched ...
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... indicted for murder , and Mr. C. was employed to defend them . The deed of killing was proved to the entire satisfaction of the court , and was considered an aggravated murder . The whole of Mr. C.'s efforts were consequently directed ...
... indicted for murder , and Mr. C. was employed to defend them . The deed of killing was proved to the entire satisfaction of the court , and was considered an aggravated murder . The whole of Mr. C.'s efforts were consequently directed ...
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... indicted for murder , and it belonged to Mr. Clay , as counsel for the Commonwealth , to sustain , if pos- sible , the indictment . In order to do this , he contended in a long , subtle and elaborate argument , that , although a white ...
... indicted for murder , and it belonged to Mr. Clay , as counsel for the Commonwealth , to sustain , if pos- sible , the indictment . In order to do this , he contended in a long , subtle and elaborate argument , that , although a white ...
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... defending the accused . From his uninterrupted success , it will readily be inferred that , whenever those who were indicted for murder were so fortunate as to engage his professional services , 12 37 AMERICAN LAW REVIEW .
... defending the accused . From his uninterrupted success , it will readily be inferred that , whenever those who were indicted for murder were so fortunate as to engage his professional services , 12 37 AMERICAN LAW REVIEW .
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