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The Works of Robert G. Ingersoll, Vol. 10 (of 12) Dresden Edition—Legal
作者：Ingersoll, Robert Green, 1833-1899
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共 52 题- Produced by David Widger
- THE WORKS OF ROBERT G. INGERSOLL
- By Robert G. Ingersoll
- Legal
- Dresden Edition
- CONTENTS OF VOLUME X.
- ADDRESS TO THE JURY IN THE MUNN TRIAL.
- CLOSING ADDRESS TO THE JURY IN THE FIRST STAR ROUTE TRIAL.
- OPENING ADDRESS TO THE JURY IN THE SECOND STAR ROUTE TRIAL.
- CLOSING ADDRESS TO THE JURY IN THE SECOND STAR ROUTE TRIAL.
- ADDRESS TO THE JURY IN THE DAVIS WILL CASE.
- ARGUMENT BEFORE THE VICE-CHANCELLOR IN THE RUSSELL CASE.
- ADDRESS TO THE JURY IN THE MUNN TRIAL.
- Mr. Rehm says, "No."
- CLOSING ADDRESS TO THE JURY IN THE FIRST STAR ROUTE TRIAL.
- I think that reasoning is bad. I think the crime is exactly the same.
- Mr. Ingersoll. Ay, "Why did you not bring James W. Bosler?"
- The Court. It is a question whether the Court too----
- 1 Haggard, 105, opinion by Lord Stowell.
- I read on:
- OPENING ADDRESS TO THE JURY IN THE SECON
- What more did he do, gentlemen? He agree
- We will take first the route from Garland to Parrott City. ***
- CLOSING ADDRESS IN SECOND STAR ROUTE TRIAL
- A. W. MOORE.
- Mr. Ker. I would like--
- I tried not to remember anything of this.
- I think so. The preparation of several papers.
- M. C. RERDELL.
- I call your attention to page 2446; that is about the affidavit.
- On page 2461 Rerdell is asked if he did not admit to Judge
- Here is his cross-examination, gentlemen: * * *
- M. C. RERDELL.
- I am, very respectfully,
- H. M. VAILE.
- JOHN R. MINER.
- MINER, PECK & CO.
- I accepted their statement as conclusive so far as they knew.
- I meant nothing about the impudence of going to the President.
- JOHN R. MINER.
- 20 H was filed May 7th. That is not in time. That is gone.
- 29 H has no file mark, and never was proved. So that goes.
- JOHN W. DORSEY,
- JOHN W. DORSEY,
- The Stenographer, (reading)
- Bosler replied: "There never was such a letter received by me."
- I had forgotten that I had announced it twice.
- Mr. Ingersoll. Now, if the Court please, I am not arguing--
- ADDRESS TO THE JURY IN THE DAVIS WILL CASE.
- I am not through yet. The testimony is that Eddy was a poor speller.
- E. W. KNIGHT.
- ARGUMENT BEFORE THE VICE-CHANCELLOR IN THE RUSSELL CASE.