Speeches on Social and Political Subjects: Military floggingRichard Griffin, 1857 - Great Britain |
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... kind of easy , good - humoured , comic delivery , with no little archness both of look and phrase , that made it clear he was a speaker calculated to take with a popular assembly out of doors , and by no means certain that he would not ...
... kind of easy , good - humoured , comic delivery , with no little archness both of look and phrase , that made it clear he was a speaker calculated to take with a popular assembly out of doors , and by no means certain that he would not ...
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... kind of publi- cation - in meetings of the people , as well as in the chambers of Parliament - before the troops themselves , as well as where only citizens were congregated , -and which has finally been made matter of investigation by ...
... kind of publi- cation - in meetings of the people , as well as in the chambers of Parliament - before the troops themselves , as well as where only citizens were congregated , -and which has finally been made matter of investigation by ...
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... kind were abroad , as to induce a patriotic and honourable member to bring the case before the House of Commons . He conceived its circumstances to be different from what they really were , and that great blame attached to the persons ...
... kind were abroad , as to induce a patriotic and honourable member to bring the case before the House of Commons . He conceived its circumstances to be different from what they really were , and that great blame attached to the persons ...
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... kind , must know most of this offence , not only if it were in the daily course of being committed , but if committed at all , -I mean , the body - servants of the two parties , the valet of the man , and the lady's own waiting - maid ...
... kind , must know most of this offence , not only if it were in the daily course of being committed , but if committed at all , -I mean , the body - servants of the two parties , the valet of the man , and the lady's own waiting - maid ...
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... kind , and absolute in its degree , ever sustain any loss by the deviation- for this reason alone , in order that injustice might not be done ( for what , in one case , may be injurious to a defendant , may be expected mainly to assist ...
... kind , and absolute in its degree , ever sustain any loss by the deviation- for this reason alone , in order that injustice might not be done ( for what , in one case , may be injurious to a defendant , may be expected mainly to assist ...
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