The Works of William H. Seward, Volume 1Houghton, Mifflin, 1884 - New York (State) |
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Page lxxi
... insanity . Gov. Seward procured , at his own expense , the scientific witnesses necessary to present the case fairly to the jury . He fol- lowed in his defence with an argument of great power and pathos . The jury divided and could not ...
... insanity . Gov. Seward procured , at his own expense , the scientific witnesses necessary to present the case fairly to the jury . He fol- lowed in his defence with an argument of great power and pathos . The jury divided and could not ...
Page lxxii
... insanity and " no Governor Seward to defend him . " None of the usual motives appearing on the part of Freeman for the commission of such a desperate act , it was rumored that he had been present during Wyatt's trial , and had learned ...
... insanity and " no Governor Seward to defend him . " None of the usual motives appearing on the part of Freeman for the commission of such a desperate act , it was rumored that he had been present during Wyatt's trial , and had learned ...
Page lxxiii
... insanity was thus , so far as the verdict of a jury could go , judicially abolished . Gov. Seward devoted four weeks of uninterrupted labor to this case , without the slightest pecuniary compensation , and at an outlay of TRIAL OF WYATT ...
... insanity was thus , so far as the verdict of a jury could go , judicially abolished . Gov. Seward devoted four weeks of uninterrupted labor to this case , without the slightest pecuniary compensation , and at an outlay of TRIAL OF WYATT ...
Page lxxvii
... insanity or dementia of Freeman , of which he was himself satisfied beyond a possible doubt . At great ex- pense , defrayed by himself , he summoned into court the most eminent medical professors and practitioners from various and ex ...
... insanity or dementia of Freeman , of which he was himself satisfied beyond a possible doubt . At great ex- pense , defrayed by himself , he summoned into court the most eminent medical professors and practitioners from various and ex ...
Page lxxix
... the preliminary trial respecting Freeman's insanity , Gov. Seward alluded to the excitement which had been kindled against him for the faithful- ness with which he defended both Wyatt and Freeman , TRIAL OF FREEMAN . lxxix.
... the preliminary trial respecting Freeman's insanity , Gov. Seward alluded to the excitement which had been kindled against him for the faithful- ness with which he defended both Wyatt and Freeman , TRIAL OF FREEMAN . lxxix.
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