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... evidence and prac- tically directed a verdict against him . It was rendered . Enter Stanton on Moore's side . It did not occur to him to find it a serious drawback that the last round in the case was four years dead and decided when the ...
... evidence and prac- tically directed a verdict against him . It was rendered . Enter Stanton on Moore's side . It did not occur to him to find it a serious drawback that the last round in the case was four years dead and decided when the ...
Page 208
... evidence intended to deceive under the eyes of one of the acutest analysts of evidence the country ever saw . They began their campaign of rumor - spreading soon after June 15 , when Stuart of the Confederate cavalry , having ridden ...
... evidence intended to deceive under the eyes of one of the acutest analysts of evidence the country ever saw . They began their campaign of rumor - spreading soon after June 15 , when Stuart of the Confederate cavalry , having ridden ...
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... evidence presented at once . Conspiracy is ex- tremely hard to bring home in a civil court unless one of the group turns state's evidence , but a military court is perfectly competent to handle it and its rules of evidence are more ...
... evidence presented at once . Conspiracy is ex- tremely hard to bring home in a civil court unless one of the group turns state's evidence , but a military court is perfectly competent to handle it and its rules of evidence are more ...
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