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Page 55
At last , it seemed as if a court day was to be blessed by his absence , and the
poor Justice was delighting himself with the prospect of being allowed to deal
with things as he chose ; when , lo ! his enemy appeared — tall , cool , and
resolute .
At last , it seemed as if a court day was to be blessed by his absence , and the
poor Justice was delighting himself with the prospect of being allowed to deal
with things as he chose ; when , lo ! his enemy appeared — tall , cool , and
resolute .
Page 55
... protesting against a secret inquiry into her conduct ; but , in case this
unconstitutional course should be insisted on , entreating to be heard by her
counsel , that time enough might be allowed her in which to summon witnesses
in her defence ...
... protesting against a secret inquiry into her conduct ; but , in case this
unconstitutional course should be insisted on , entreating to be heard by her
counsel , that time enough might be allowed her in which to summon witnesses
in her defence ...
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The privilege of a list of witnesses , though allowed in no other criminal
proceeding , the queen would have enjoyed , if she had been proceeded against
for high treason ; but her imputed crime technically fell short of that , her alleged ...
The privilege of a list of witnesses , though allowed in no other criminal
proceeding , the queen would have enjoyed , if she had been proceeded against
for high treason ; but her imputed crime technically fell short of that , her alleged ...
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1 “ In the acts which caused this celebrated princess to be sometimes taxed with
the habitual ingratitude of her caste , something may always be allowed for
inconsistency and want of reflection . A striking instance of this occurred on the
defeat ...
1 “ In the acts which caused this celebrated princess to be sometimes taxed with
the habitual ingratitude of her caste , something may always be allowed for
inconsistency and want of reflection . A striking instance of this occurred on the
defeat ...
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In fact , the saddest feature of the whole sickening farce was to observe how the
judiciary of a great State allowed itself and its process to be made use of ; justice
to be perverted , and the law to be brought into contempt . A counsel , prominent
...
In fact , the saddest feature of the whole sickening farce was to observe how the
judiciary of a great State allowed itself and its process to be made use of ; justice
to be perverted , and the law to be brought into contempt . A counsel , prominent
...
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