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10,059
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these statistics mean too much, but for those who are
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impressed by antiquity, 1684, to 1764 in his verse called
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"The Honest Jury", says "For 12 honest men have decided
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the cause, who are the judges alike of the fact and the
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law."
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Walpole, who lived at the same time, said "I
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would rather face another man's word than support Poultney's
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tongue."
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Would that I had supported his tongue.
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DELEGATE JAMES: Delegate Murray, your time has
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expired, but you may complete the sentence or two in
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your statement.
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DELEGATE CHURCHILL MURRAY: May I rise again,
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because it would take four or five minutes to put this in --
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DELEGATE JAMES: Your time has expired.
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DELEGATE CHURCHILL MURRAY; There is no advantage
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in going on unless I can present it as an entire idea.
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A DELEGATE: May I yield my time, please?
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DELEGATE. JAMES: If there is unanimous consent,
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will extend you -- how much more time will you require?
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DELEGATE CHURCHILL MURRAY: About three minutes.
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