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"The Affidavit of the prosecutor, Mr. Scoll, disclosed the grounds of the defendant's refusal to hear the Case; viz: that the same had been already adjudicated upon; and rebutted that pretext by showing that the said adjudication took place the day of ... and proceeded upon an inter-pretation of the law by the Justices? I have a copy of the affidavit by me, but I am positive that such was the sense, for I prepared the document.
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