 Stewart the facts charged do not amount to the crime, the conclusion must be false, and the libel irrelevant. This, I humbly apprehend, is the present case. From the above narration of the facts, and what observations I have already made upon them, I...  Allan Breck - 192 ページGeorge Robert Gleig 著 - 1835全文表示 - この書籍について
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...libel irrelevant. This, 1 humbly apprehend, is the present case. From the above narration of the tacts, and what observations I have already made upon them, I hope your lordships will be of opinion, tien tbe circumstances charged in the libel are so extremely vague and trivial, that they are not sufficient... | |
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...the facts, and what observations I have already made upon them, I hope your lordships will be •f opinion, that the circumstances charged in the libel...are so extremely vague and trivial, that they are not sufficient to bring the pannel under so much as a suspicion of being guilty of this horrid crime... | |
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...Mr. Stewart the facts charged do not amount to the crime, the conclusion must be false, and the libel irrelevant. This, I humbly apprehend, is the present...are so extremely vague and trivial, that they are not sufficient to bring the pannel under so much as a suspicion of being guilty of this horrid crime... | |
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