United States Weekly Telegraph, Volum 2D. Green., 1833 |
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... witness for the defence are mostly clergymen , and those girls who pretended to know and tell much of We have been ... witnesses and procured their attend- that will produce a very great excitement in the ance at the trial , have done ...
... witness for the defence are mostly clergymen , and those girls who pretended to know and tell much of We have been ... witnesses and procured their attend- that will produce a very great excitement in the ance at the trial , have done ...
Side 378
... witness could appear in any civil or criminal case with which the owner or prevailed in Nevis with regard to capital crimes . In Bermuda slave witnesses were disqualified in all cases , civil or criminal ; wherein owners , or any ...
... witness could appear in any civil or criminal case with which the owner or prevailed in Nevis with regard to capital crimes . In Bermuda slave witnesses were disqualified in all cases , civil or criminal ; wherein owners , or any ...
Side 710
... witnesses , purporting toward and certify , that the United States ' Tele- be a denial of " an article in the United ... witness against us ; but it is but if they did intend to convey such an idea- no less true than it is strange , that ...
... witnesses , purporting toward and certify , that the United States ' Tele- be a denial of " an article in the United ... witness against us ; but it is but if they did intend to convey such an idea- no less true than it is strange , that ...
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