The Archive · 1927

Defendant's Alibi

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I wademtend, tee End at culation ili this' place, there is: possibility that one or more of you gentlemen may have come contact! with its misrepresentations. Should that be the case, I most earnestly' ask you in this'trial to eliminate} entirely from your minds anything which you may have read in connexion with the matters which we are going to discuss to-day."

The Crown Advocate then went to outline the case after which the complaining witness, three mem-, bers of the household and two and military witnesses The evidence for the prosecution)

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