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forming part of a series written with a very definite object. Now the technical point is this. The Attorney-General told you that
the charge before the jury is the whole series, and he has done it by framing 13 different counts. If you consider the whole series of articles to come within the law as a series then you will be
justified either in giving a verdict as I suggested just now on the
13th. count, letting him off on all the others, because there
would be cumulative evidence finding that the object of the last
article was to dot the "I's" so to speak, cross the "T's", and to
launch the whole series before the people, or you will be perfect-
-ly justified in finding a verdict of guilty on all the counts
because they are all parts of one whole. Now, Gentlemen, it is to that one whole that I must ask your special attention. I have not time to whixxixat go through every one of these articles but there are certain points about them to which I must just call your
attention, and when you retire I am sure you will see they are
worthy of your attention. The Attorney-General has gone through
them, and Mr. Brewin has given you his reasons why each one is really likely to affect the mind of the Chinese. I shall not do
that. I shall draw your attention to one or two points. If you
begin at 3-a on the 13th. February you will see that the general
effect of that seems to be regret at the defeat of the revolutionary party at that time. "Fong Shing was captured in one attack by the Righteous Army and the inhabitants greeted the attacking army with open arms and Ling Shan was then besieged. Unfortunately the want of a good leader was the cause of failure of these operations. In the
meantime the plan of the revolutionists of Yunnan had become mature,
and only one month after this failure the rebellion of Ho Hau broke
out". Gentlemen, I think the whole of that is an expression of
regret at the failure of the efforts of the revolutionaries. And
then it goes on "Unfortunately the infantry inside the Capital did not come to his assistance as arranged", which is showing that
the revolutionaries of that day and their sympathisers today
expected that the army would be disaffected and they would carry their point by the disaffected army coming over. If that is not
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