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... fact ; and if they are fuch facts as draw irrefiftible conclufions even in the ftating , this is the power of truth , and not any management of mine . ' Here our Orator proceeds to open the whole of his plan together , by reading his ...
... fact ; and if they are fuch facts as draw irrefiftible conclufions even in the ftating , this is the power of truth , and not any management of mine . ' Here our Orator proceeds to open the whole of his plan together , by reading his ...
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... fact to prove guilt , a deeper one may find that fame fact to be a proof of innocence . ' Art . 26. A fecond Letter to Dr. Samuel Johnson , in which his wicked and opprobrious Invectives are thewn , & c . By Andrew Henderson , Author of ...
... fact to prove guilt , a deeper one may find that fame fact to be a proof of innocence . ' Art . 26. A fecond Letter to Dr. Samuel Johnson , in which his wicked and opprobrious Invectives are thewn , & c . By Andrew Henderson , Author of ...
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... facts are to be found from the evidence , which is , and must be various , in every dif ferent cafe , Befides , every fact is a fpecific , individual , diftinct thing , different from every other fact . But the evidence of the law does ...
... facts are to be found from the evidence , which is , and must be various , in every dif ferent cafe , Befides , every fact is a fpecific , individual , diftinct thing , different from every other fact . But the evidence of the law does ...
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