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4198. JURY (Trial by), Denied by parliament.—[continued].
The proposition[of Lord
North] is altogether unsatisfactory * * *
because it does not propose to repeal the
several acts of Parliament * * * taking
from us the right of a trial by jury of the
vicinage, in cases affecting both life and property.—
Reply to Lord North's Proposition.
Ford ed., i, 480.
(July. 1775)
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