The Republican, Volumen2Richard Carlile R. Carlile, 1820 |
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... evidence of any secret correspondence between Mr. Hunt and the persons ae- cused . The public , I am sure , will feel surprise and indignation , when the evidence on the part of the crown shall have been gone into , and when they find ...
... evidence of any secret correspondence between Mr. Hunt and the persons ae- cused . The public , I am sure , will feel surprise and indignation , when the evidence on the part of the crown shall have been gone into , and when they find ...
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... evidence of the conduct of the Magistrates had been gone into , it would have been proved , that they sent carts and ... evidence adduced on the part of the Crown , was all interested evidence - men who are the direct agents of the go ...
... evidence of the conduct of the Magistrates had been gone into , it would have been proved , that they sent carts and ... evidence adduced on the part of the Crown , was all interested evidence - men who are the direct agents of the go ...
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... evidence of a man on a very trifling question , because he was an infidel to the Christian religion ; and here , forsooth , because the crown prosecutes , the lives of two men are sacrificed to such an evidence , connected with other ...
... evidence of a man on a very trifling question , because he was an infidel to the Christian religion ; and here , forsooth , because the crown prosecutes , the lives of two men are sacrificed to such an evidence , connected with other ...
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Insurrections in Scotland and Ireland 289 | 7 |
Address to the inhabitants of Great Britain and Ireland 437 | 16 |
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