BryanHarcourt, Brace, 1929 - Всего страниц: 374 |
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... court opened on the third day , Clarence Darrow ob- jected to opening each session with a prayer . The Judge overruled his objection on the grounds that it had always been his custom to open his court with a prayer whenever a minister ...
... court opened on the third day , Clarence Darrow ob- jected to opening each session with a prayer . The Judge overruled his objection on the grounds that it had always been his custom to open his court with a prayer whenever a minister ...
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... court sustained the objection and ruled that Bryan's name be eliminated from the record , but Bryan himself said , " The court can do as it pleases in carrying out its rules ; but I ask no protection from the court , and when the proper ...
... court sustained the objection and ruled that Bryan's name be eliminated from the record , but Bryan himself said , " The court can do as it pleases in carrying out its rules ; but I ask no protection from the court , and when the proper ...
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... court ? " Mr. Darrow : " Well , your Honor has the right to hope . " " I have the right to do something else , perhaps , " said the Judge . “ All right ; all right , " said Mr. Darrow . The Judge cited Darrow in contempt of court next ...
... court ? " Mr. Darrow : " Well , your Honor has the right to hope . " " I have the right to do something else , perhaps , " said the Judge . “ All right ; all right , " said Mr. Darrow . The Judge cited Darrow in contempt of court next ...
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