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1879. COURTS OF CHANCERY, Juries in.—[continued].
To guard still more effectually
against the dangers apprehended from a Court of Chancery, the Legislature of
Virginia have very wisely introduced into it
the trial by jury for all matters of fact.—
To Philip Mazzei.
Ford ed., iv, 116.
(P.
1785)
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