The Bee, Or Literary Intelligencer, Tập 18James Anderson Mundell and Son, 1792 |
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... proof when so adduced , often gives a very different imprefsion of the fact from what the judges would have received if the witnefses had been examined in their presence : Insomuch that on some occasions , the proof brought excites ...
... proof when so adduced , often gives a very different imprefsion of the fact from what the judges would have received if the witnefses had been examined in their presence : Insomuch that on some occasions , the proof brought excites ...
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... proof was granted . At present the allegations of parties are vague and often extremely artful . They take in a large field , so as to comprehend the chance of profiting either by any defect in the adversary's proof , or by any dark or ...
... proof was granted . At present the allegations of parties are vague and often extremely artful . They take in a large field , so as to comprehend the chance of profiting either by any defect in the adversary's proof , or by any dark or ...
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... proof . When a party offers a proof by witnefses , and when such a proof is relevant , he is uniformly ordained to give in , a condesandence , or specification of the facts he under- takes to prove , which condescendence is ...
... proof . When a party offers a proof by witnefses , and when such a proof is relevant , he is uniformly ordained to give in , a condesandence , or specification of the facts he under- takes to prove , which condescendence is ...
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