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... refuses to be heaved. for d Cardigan's lawyer, before the first trial, wrote to • certain Mr Hayward for some private letters of Major Lawrie, with a view to their use at the trial. Major Lawrie writes an angry letter to Lord Cardigan on the subject, threatening ...

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