Trial of John H. Surratt in the Criminal Court for the District of Columbia: Hon. George P. Fisher Presiding, Volumen1U.S. Government Printing Office, 1867 - 1383 páginas |
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... mind will be set right with regard to a great many subjects about which there have been such active , numerous , and un- founded reports . Since I have been here in this city for these past few days , has it been circulated in nearly ...
... mind will be set right with regard to a great many subjects about which there have been such active , numerous , and un- founded reports . Since I have been here in this city for these past few days , has it been circulated in nearly ...
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... mind can conceive . It is to be seen whether such trial can be fair , whether justice can be done . All of us who have read anything of history or who have reflected upon human nature , know that civil society will protect itself . They ...
... mind can conceive . It is to be seen whether such trial can be fair , whether justice can be done . All of us who have read anything of history or who have reflected upon human nature , know that civil society will protect itself . They ...
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... mind or conscience of the judge to continue this trial now with this free , uuembarrassed , impartial jury , and of not submitting the defendant to all the disadvantages which the act of Congress was intended to remove and subject the ...
... mind or conscience of the judge to continue this trial now with this free , uuembarrassed , impartial jury , and of not submitting the defendant to all the disadvantages which the act of Congress was intended to remove and subject the ...
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... mind as to enable me to sit upon this jury . I do not feel like taking the life of this man in my hands . I feel utterly disqualified , and I beg to protest against being compelled to sit on the jury in this case . These gentlemen for ...
... mind as to enable me to sit upon this jury . I do not feel like taking the life of this man in my hands . I feel utterly disqualified , and I beg to protest against being compelled to sit on the jury in this case . These gentlemen for ...
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... mind to try the case . If the court chooses , however , to compel me to sit upon the jury under the cir- cumstances ; of course I cannot help it , I should hear the evidence and endeavor to bring in a verdict according to the law and ...
... mind to try the case . If the court chooses , however , to compel me to sit upon the jury under the cir- cumstances ; of course I cannot help it , I should hear the evidence and endeavor to bring in a verdict according to the law and ...
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