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17. Otrust I have now established to the satisfaction of His bxcellency the followring points. That there practice for the Count to assign
assign a Colicitor and that a mere letter of opinion and advice, addressed by Bar John Ennale to His bellency in answer to totally different subject however much-
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that opinion and advice are respected) could not alone cast on a
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any
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