The American Law Review, Volume 3Little, Brown, and Company, 1869 - Law |
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Page 23
... examination had to be conducted through the medium of interpreters ; and Mr. Brougham showed his familiarity with these foreign languages , by instantly catching at the slight shades of difference of meaning of those words just falling ...
... examination had to be conducted through the medium of interpreters ; and Mr. Brougham showed his familiarity with these foreign languages , by instantly catching at the slight shades of difference of meaning of those words just falling ...
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... examination . Mr. Brougham obtained permission to re - cross- examine the witness Majocchi , and the latter was really cross- examined four separate times . Mr. Brougham also demanded the right of suspending the cross - examination of a ...
... examination . Mr. Brougham obtained permission to re - cross- examine the witness Majocchi , and the latter was really cross- examined four separate times . Mr. Brougham also demanded the right of suspending the cross - examination of a ...
Page 29
... examination , yet there were such a multitude of wit- nesses against her , and they hung together so well in the main features of the adverse evidence , which could not have been the result of drilling by the Milan Commission , or ...
... examination , yet there were such a multitude of wit- nesses against her , and they hung together so well in the main features of the adverse evidence , which could not have been the result of drilling by the Milan Commission , or ...
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... examination of his critical estimate of other celebrated lawyers manifests the high standard which he had set before him , and the numerous grand qualities which he considered to be the requisites of a good lawyer . He must have felt ...
... examination of his critical estimate of other celebrated lawyers manifests the high standard which he had set before him , and the numerous grand qualities which he considered to be the requisites of a good lawyer . He must have felt ...
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... examination in chief , and a penetrating and judicious cross - examination . Such is the foundation upon which alone can be reared the elegant superstructure of brilliant oratory and daz- zling rhetoric . These arduous but essential ...
... examination in chief , and a penetrating and judicious cross - examination . Such is the foundation upon which alone can be reared the elegant superstructure of brilliant oratory and daz- zling rhetoric . These arduous but essential ...
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