The Case of Edith Cavell
The Case of Edith Cavell
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What he said on behalf ofthe bar of Brussels was said in the shadow of possible death, and if hehad consciously or deliberately maligned the Prussian administration ofjustice in this open and specific manner, he assuredly took his lifeinto his hands. This brave and noble document will forever remain one ofthe gravest indictments of German misrule, and as it states, on theauthority of one who was in a position to know, the details of thesavage tyranny which masqueraded under the forms of law, it... is appended, with some condensation, to this article.
After stating the fact "that everything about the German judicialorganisation in Belgium is contrary to the principles of law, " and aftershowing that Belgian civilians were punished for the violations of lawwhich had never been proclaimed and of which, therefore, they knewnothing, the distinguished President of the Order of Advocates says: "_This absence of certainty is not only the negation of all the principles of law; it weighs on the mind and on the conscience; it bewilders one, it seems to be a permanent menace for all, and the danger is all the more real, because these courts permit neither public nor defensive procedure, nor do they permit the accused to receive any communication regarding his case, nor is any right of defense assured him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What he said on behalf ofthe bar of Brussels was said in the shadow of possible death, and if hehad consciously or deliberately maligned the Prussian administration ofjustice in this open and specific manner, he assuredly took his lifeinto his hands. This brave and noble document will forever remain one ofthe gravest indictments of German misrule, and as it states, on theauthority of one who was in a position to know, the details of thesavage tyranny which masqueraded under the forms of law, it... is appended, with some condensation, to this article.
After stating the fact "that everything about the German judicialorganisation in Belgium is contrary to the principles of law, " and aftershowing that Belgian civilians were punished for the violations of lawwhich had never been proclaimed and of which, therefore, they knewnothing, the distinguished President of the Order of Advocates says: "_This absence of certainty is not only the negation of all the principles of law; it weighs on the mind and on the conscience; it bewilders one, it seems to be a permanent menace for all, and the danger is all the more real, because these courts permit neither public nor defensive procedure, nor do they permit the accused to receive any communication regarding his case, nor is any right of defense assured him.
What to read after The Case of Edith Cavell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beck James Montgomery to read onlineMoreLess
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