The Case of the Private Armed Brig of War Gen Armstrong Containing Letters An
The Case of the Private Armed Brig of War Gen Armstrong Containing Letters An
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This, the learned solici- tor tells us, was an unimportant omission, because the Portuguese Minister of State could only judge from the evidence; that his view of it, if erroneous, was not conclusive upon his government, and that Louis Napoleon was bound to exercise an independent judgment on the evidence itself. Admitting, for the sake of the argument, that all the facts were laid before Louis Napoleon (which was not the case), it cannot be maintained that this letter did not contain important... matter for his consideration. He had assumed to decide a contested fact of considerable antiquity. The witnesses were not personally produced before him ; no truth-eliciting cross-examina- tion could be had, no oral dissection or discussion of the proofs was allowed. Was it an unimportant fact that the defendant in the cause — Portugal herself — had, through her highest authorities, solemnly, and at the very moment of the transaction, acknowledged the SPEECH OF CHARLES o'cONOR, ESQ. 131 Iruth of Captain Reid's statement, and stamped as base duplicity and falsehood the story of Captain Lloyd and his lieutenant ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This, the learned solici- tor tells us, was an unimportant omission, because the Portuguese Minister of State could only judge from the evidence; that his view of it, if erroneous, was not conclusive upon his government, and that Louis Napoleon was bound to exercise an independent judgment on the evidence itself. Admitting, for the sake of the argument, that all the facts were laid before Louis Napoleon (which was not the case), it cannot be maintained that this letter did not contain important... matter for his consideration. He had assumed to decide a contested fact of considerable antiquity. The witnesses were not personally produced before him ; no truth-eliciting cross-examina- tion could be had, no oral dissection or discussion of the proofs was allowed. Was it an unimportant fact that the defendant in the cause — Portugal herself — had, through her highest authorities, solemnly, and at the very moment of the transaction, acknowledged the SPEECH OF CHARLES o'cONOR, ESQ. 131 Iruth of Captain Reid's statement, and stamped as base duplicity and falsehood the story of Captain Lloyd and his lieutenant ?
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