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... fact that the experience of the Magistrates ' Courts . goes far to disprove the validity of such an objection . Since I prepared this portion of my address , I have read in the Times two interesting articles on Coroners and Coroners ...
... fact that the experience of the Magistrates ' Courts . goes far to disprove the validity of such an objection . Since I prepared this portion of my address , I have read in the Times two interesting articles on Coroners and Coroners ...
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... facts , or by arranging facts , old and new , in different combinations . You may gain this end partly by the powers of the imagination , and you may do it most of all by getting men's sympathies on your side , and by exciting or ...
... facts , or by arranging facts , old and new , in different combinations . You may gain this end partly by the powers of the imagination , and you may do it most of all by getting men's sympathies on your side , and by exciting or ...
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... facts of the case comes next in regular order . This should be lucid , brief , and have an air of probability ( " lucida ... fact . We ( I mean the barristers in Court not employed in the case ) listened at the time like the lay audience ...
... facts of the case comes next in regular order . This should be lucid , brief , and have an air of probability ( " lucida ... fact . We ( I mean the barristers in Court not employed in the case ) listened at the time like the lay audience ...
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... fact or of argument . The same things differently disposed have a very different effect . " He warns him that " By speaking of events in the order in which they did not happen , you may change not only the appearance but the nature of ...
... fact or of argument . The same things differently disposed have a very different effect . " He warns him that " By speaking of events in the order in which they did not happen , you may change not only the appearance but the nature of ...
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... Fact as the cause of another Fact , because it accompanies it . This is called , technically , the " Cum hoc ergo propter hoc " fallacy ; or the " Non causa pro causâ . " It is best illus- trated and exposed by the old story of ...
... Fact as the cause of another Fact , because it accompanies it . This is called , technically , the " Cum hoc ergo propter hoc " fallacy ; or the " Non causa pro causâ . " It is best illus- trated and exposed by the old story of ...
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