American Eloquence : a Collection of Speeches and Addresses: By the Most Eminent Orators of America ; with Biographical Sketches and Illustrative Notes, Volumen2D. Appleton and Company, 1858 |
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... murder was a distinct offence . Had the attempt to seize the vessel failed , after the commission of the murder , then , according to the argument of the gentleman from Pennsylvania , the American courts could have taken no cognizance ...
... murder was a distinct offence . Had the attempt to seize the vessel failed , after the commission of the murder , then , according to the argument of the gentleman from Pennsylvania , the American courts could have taken no cognizance ...
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... murder is to be committed , and advanced would acquit the defendant , though the person so intending , be so situate that he he had gone to the bedchamber of the deceased , can by any possibility lend this aid , in any man -- though he ...
... murder is to be committed , and advanced would acquit the defendant , though the person so intending , be so situate that he he had gone to the bedchamber of the deceased , can by any possibility lend this aid , in any man -- though he ...
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... murder . This is a point of vital importance in this cause . Unless this be made out beyond reasonable doubt , the law of pres- ence does not apply to the case . The govern- ment undertake to prove that he was present , aiding in the murder ...
... murder . This is a point of vital importance in this cause . Unless this be made out beyond reasonable doubt , the law of pres- ence does not apply to the case . The govern- ment undertake to prove that he was present , aiding in the murder ...
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