The Works of the Right Honorable Edmund Burke, Том 11Little, Brown, 1871 |
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... accusation against the persons who were the objects of the appeal . They also , immediately afterwards , impeached all the Judges of the Common Pleas , the Chief Baron of the Exchequer , and other learned and eminent persons , both ...
... accusation against the persons who were the objects of the appeal . They also , immediately afterwards , impeached all the Judges of the Common Pleas , the Chief Baron of the Exchequer , and other learned and eminent persons , both ...
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... accusation ought to con- tain all the certainty it is capable of , that the pris- oner may not by general allegations be rendered in- capable to defend himself in a case which may prove fatal to him that they would not trouble their ...
... accusation ought to con- tain all the certainty it is capable of , that the pris- oner may not by general allegations be rendered in- capable to defend himself in a case which may prove fatal to him that they would not trouble their ...
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... accusation of this House against Warren Hast- ings , Esquire , relate to public and notorious acts , capable of direct proof , such as the expulsion of Cheyt Sing , with its consequences on the province . of Benares , and the seizure of ...
... accusation of this House against Warren Hast- ings , Esquire , relate to public and notorious acts , capable of direct proof , such as the expulsion of Cheyt Sing , with its consequences on the province . of Benares , and the seizure of ...
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... accusation is brought in- to Parliament , at this very day , by exhibiting articles ; which your Committee is informed is the regular mode of commencing a criminal prosecution , where the office of the judge is promoted , in the Civil ...
... accusation is brought in- to Parliament , at this very day , by exhibiting articles ; which your Committee is informed is the regular mode of commencing a criminal prosecution , where the office of the judge is promoted , in the Civil ...
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... accuse the Judges of igno- rance or corruption . Whatever it says it does not say calumniously . That kind of language belongs to persons whose eloquence entitles them to a free use of epithets . The Report states that the Judges had ...
... accuse the Judges of igno- rance or corruption . Whatever it says it does not say calumniously . That kind of language belongs to persons whose eloquence entitles them to a free use of epithets . The Report states that the Judges had ...
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accusation act of Parliament admitted answer appears appointed arbitrary power arzee assert authority Benares Bristow Britain called cause charge Cheyt Sing Colonel Hannay Committee Company conduct considered corruption coun Council counsel Court of Directors crimes criminal declared defence Durbege Sing duty Earl Esquire evidence Gentoo give guilty Hastings's honor House of Commons House of Lords impeachment India indictment inferior courts Judges judgment judicial justice Khân lacs letter Lord Cornwallis Lord High Steward Lord Strafford Lordships Managers manner Markham matter ment Nabob Naib nature never object observe opinion oppression Oude Parlia parties peculation Peers person precedents presumption prince principles prisoner prisoner's proceed proceedings produced proof proper prove punishment purgunnah question Rajah reason rebellion received Resident revenue ruin rules says sovereign suffer Sujah Dowlah supposed things tion trial Vizier Warren Hastings Westminster Hall whole witnesses