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... evidence of facts . " Upon these he goes into detail ; and in order to convince the House that new evi- dence is required , he reverts to all the earliest acts and crimes of the Revolution ; to all the atrocities of all the governments ...
... evidence of facts . " Upon these he goes into detail ; and in order to convince the House that new evi- dence is required , he reverts to all the earliest acts and crimes of the Revolution ; to all the atrocities of all the governments ...
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... evidence of his crimes as conclusive as the effects of his conduct are confessedly afflict- ing , I should blush at having selected him as an object of retrib- utive justice . If I invoke this heavy penalty on Mr. Hastings , it is ...
... evidence of his crimes as conclusive as the effects of his conduct are confessedly afflict- ing , I should blush at having selected him as an object of retrib- utive justice . If I invoke this heavy penalty on Mr. Hastings , it is ...
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... evidence of the English officers more conclusive . That of Mr. Middleton , which has been so much relied upon , contains but a single passage which is at all per- tinent , and this is not legal evidence . He says , " There was a general ...
... evidence of the English officers more conclusive . That of Mr. Middleton , which has been so much relied upon , contains but a single passage which is at all per- tinent , and this is not legal evidence . He says , " There was a general ...
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