Socialist Action : Bulletin of the City Workers Committee of the League for the Revolutionary Party
Socialist Action : Bulletin of the City Workers Committee of the League for the Revolutionary Party
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The Court held, that though the fstct might have an indirect bearing on the case, it was so remote that it would be incopipetent testimony.
Mr. Allen asked the Court that, in speaking upon these points, the eounsel might.be confined strictly to the legal questions, and not allowed to argue the case itself Mr. Helm. — I am very thankful to the Prosecutor for any instruction he may give me. As I am a young many I stand peculiarly in need of itl Mr. Allen. — Not at all, sir ; but I am well aware t...hat we are swir- els here, fighting against twenty-four pounders, and I am desiro^s that they may be confined as much as possible.
Mr. Helm. — Some of your swivels have been brought from so great a distance that I fear they will hardly repay first cost 1 Mr. Carpenter. — Should that be the case, it will be our mis- fortune, not our fault, Grovernor Helm !
The Court. — I trust the case may not be impeded by such remarks.
They are quite unnecessary.
Mr. Helm. — I am aware of it, but when the gentlemen talk about swivels and cannon, I think we have a right to retort.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Court held, that though the fstct might have an indirect bearing on the case, it was so remote that it would be incopipetent testimony.
Mr. Allen asked the Court that, in speaking upon these points, the eounsel might.be confined strictly to the legal questions, and not allowed to argue the case itself Mr. Helm. — I am very thankful to the Prosecutor for any instruction he may give me. As I am a young many I stand peculiarly in need of itl Mr. Allen. — Not at all, sir ; but I am well aware t...hat we are swir- els here, fighting against twenty-four pounders, and I am desiro^s that they may be confined as much as possible.
Mr. Helm. — Some of your swivels have been brought from so great a distance that I fear they will hardly repay first cost 1 Mr. Carpenter. — Should that be the case, it will be our mis- fortune, not our fault, Grovernor Helm !
The Court. — I trust the case may not be impeded by such remarks.
They are quite unnecessary.
Mr. Helm. — I am aware of it, but when the gentlemen talk about swivels and cannon, I think we have a right to retort.
What to read after Socialist Action : Bulletin of the City Workers Committee of the League for the Revolutionary Party?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by League for the Revolutionary Party. City Workers Committee to read onlineMoreLess
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