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Page 255
... occafion to admire the ardour of the prelate's zeal than the folidity of his judgment . In treating on these topics , affertion often takes the lead of rea- fon : for , on these occafions , he contents himself with a fimple appeal to ...
... occafion to admire the ardour of the prelate's zeal than the folidity of his judgment . In treating on these topics , affertion often takes the lead of rea- fon : for , on these occafions , he contents himself with a fimple appeal to ...
Page 443
... occafion . If there were no caufe actually pending , to which they might be applied , we should readily admit them to be just and fair ; for then they would be advanced as general inftructions , or guides , for the conduct of jurymen ...
... occafion . If there were no caufe actually pending , to which they might be applied , we should readily admit them to be just and fair ; for then they would be advanced as general inftructions , or guides , for the conduct of jurymen ...
Page 508
... occafion were fubmitted to the exami- nation of M. M. de Muy , de Vergennes , and de Sartines ; by whofe report , the King was induced to favour M. De Broglia with an ample and honourable acquittal . Thefe papers are followed by a ...
... occafion were fubmitted to the exami- nation of M. M. de Muy , de Vergennes , and de Sartines ; by whofe report , the King was induced to favour M. De Broglia with an ample and honourable acquittal . Thefe papers are followed by a ...
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