Professor Royces Libel a Public Appeal for Redress to the Corporation And Over
Professor Royces Libel a Public Appeal for Redress to the Corporation And Over
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" (Broom's Legal Maxims, p. 320. ) Applying this to the case in hand : Dr. Royce " defames " my " private character, " when he accuses me of "frequently " indulging in "extrava- gant pretensions "; he "travels into collateral matter, " when he alludes at all to my unpublished manuscript ; he " intro- duces facts not stated in the work, accompanied with in- jurious comment upon them, " when he alludes to this unpublished manuscript for the sole purpose of saying (un- truthfully) that I "frequent...ly make, of late, extravagant pretensions as to its originality and profundity, " and again when he says that I have worked all my life in a Hegelian "atmosphere, " for the sole purpose of founding upon this false statement a false charge of plagiarism.
In the " Griffith Gaunt" case, Judge Clerke said in his charge to the jury : "The interests of literature and science 24 require that the productions of authors shall be subject to fair criticism, that even some animadversion may be per- mitted, unless it appears that the critic, under the pretext of reviewing his book, takes an opportunity of attacking the character of the author, and of holding him up as an object of ridicule, hatred, or contempt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" (Broom's Legal Maxims, p. 320. ) Applying this to the case in hand : Dr. Royce " defames " my " private character, " when he accuses me of "frequently " indulging in "extrava- gant pretensions "; he "travels into collateral matter, " when he alludes at all to my unpublished manuscript ; he " intro- duces facts not stated in the work, accompanied with in- jurious comment upon them, " when he alludes to this unpublished manuscript for the sole purpose of saying (un- truthfully) that I "frequent...ly make, of late, extravagant pretensions as to its originality and profundity, " and again when he says that I have worked all my life in a Hegelian "atmosphere, " for the sole purpose of founding upon this false statement a false charge of plagiarism.
In the " Griffith Gaunt" case, Judge Clerke said in his charge to the jury : "The interests of literature and science 24 require that the productions of authors shall be subject to fair criticism, that even some animadversion may be per- mitted, unless it appears that the critic, under the pretext of reviewing his book, takes an opportunity of attacking the character of the author, and of holding him up as an object of ridicule, hatred, or contempt.
What to read after Professor Royces Libel a Public Appeal for Redress to the Corporation And Over?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbot, Francis Ellingwood, 1836-1903 to read onlineMoreLess
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