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... most horrible insurrection would not only aid the re-settlement of the British power in the East, but tend to the improvement of the government of that, mighty empire—to the increase of that civilization of which Europeans boast, and, he trusted, to the ...

... unfavourably to the prisoner, and pointed out tothe Jury that although the fact of a society not being enrolled barred action at civil law, yet it did not prevent dishonest persons being tried by criminal law for any dishonest act they may commit towards such ...

... unfavourably to the prisoner and pointed out to the Jury that although the fact of a society Dot being enrolled barred action civil law it did not prevent dishonest persons being tried by criminal law for any dishonest act commit to such society The rule ...