Concerning Jesuits
Concerning Jesuits
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— I desire to leave myself in your Lordship's hands about the matter. I should be very sorry indeed for it to be suggested that for any reason Mr. Justice Wills. — Now that we have begun let us go on, at all events until the time comes for cross-examin- ing. Mr. Hugo Young. — I desire to say that I am quite willing that the case should stand over for my learned friend, although I do not understand how he comes to be in the position in which he is. I am perfectly will- ing to leave myself in you...r Lordship's hands entirely, and I will not oppose his application at all. Mr. Justice Wills. — I have no other case in my paper to-day, and I must go on with it until it becomes neces- sary to adjourn it. A/r. Hugo Young. — I do not want it to be suggested 1 6 The Jesuit Libel Case that I am anxious to put my learned friend in an awkward position, and I would consent. I should like this case to be thoroughly dealt with. Why this was left to the last moment like this I do not understand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— I desire to leave myself in your Lordship's hands about the matter. I should be very sorry indeed for it to be suggested that for any reason Mr. Justice Wills. — Now that we have begun let us go on, at all events until the time comes for cross-examin- ing. Mr. Hugo Young. — I desire to say that I am quite willing that the case should stand over for my learned friend, although I do not understand how he comes to be in the position in which he is. I am perfectly will- ing to leave myself in you...r Lordship's hands entirely, and I will not oppose his application at all. Mr. Justice Wills. — I have no other case in my paper to-day, and I must go on with it until it becomes neces- sary to adjourn it. A/r. Hugo Young. — I do not want it to be suggested 1 6 The Jesuit Libel Case that I am anxious to put my learned friend in an awkward position, and I would consent. I should like this case to be thoroughly dealt with. Why this was left to the last moment like this I do not understand.
What to read after Concerning Jesuits?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund Hogan to read onlineMoreLess
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