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Page 166
And yet he is charged with having acted wilfully and corruptly ; as if it were
possible that a magistrate , in a high and responsible station , with the eyes of the
community upon him , should , for near twenty years , pursue a course ...
And yet he is charged with having acted wilfully and corruptly ; as if it were
possible that a magistrate , in a high and responsible station , with the eyes of the
community upon him , should , for near twenty years , pursue a course ...
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England had already taken a decided course ; for , as early as October , Mr.
Canning , in a conference with the French minister in London , informed him
distinctly and expressly , that England would consider any foreign interference ,
by force ...
England had already taken a decided course ; for , as early as October , Mr.
Canning , in a conference with the French minister in London , informed him
distinctly and expressly , that England would consider any foreign interference ,
by force ...
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They take a verdict of the jury on the issues already joined between the parties ,
and give no other directions in matters of law , than such as become necessary in
the course of this trial by jury . Every case begun , therefore , is ordinarily ...
They take a verdict of the jury on the issues already joined between the parties ,
and give no other directions in matters of law , than such as become necessary in
the course of this trial by jury . Every case begun , therefore , is ordinarily ...
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Discourse delivered at Plymouth in Commemoration of the first Settlement | 25 |
DISCOURSE in Commemoration of the Lives and Services of John Adams | 71 |
Speech delivered at a Meeting of Citizens of Boston held in Faneuil Hall | 97 |
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