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1826. Augt. 22
Constitutional CodeCh. XII. Judiciary collectively
§. 3. Number in a Judicatory

That reed being swept away the otherwise is mis-
pernicious many seated judicatories with the Cons Royale
at their head, though unprovided even with that
the abovementioned fully negative, may operate as a sort
of straw; and where even reeds fail, straws
are by those who prefer to certainty of distraction the every smallest
chance of safety, caught at

By According to an article in the Morning Chronicle of the 22 August
1826 it should seem that for the discussion of a Constitutional
question the Cons Royale was on the of 1825,
about to be convolved. A Judicatory not in existence, unless
convolved! When Suppose no Judicatory in existence what
would become of justice? Do malefactors in their enterprizes
wait for the convocation of judicatories.

Under the French Charter the very existence of
which is an insult to the whole people – under the French
Charter where to constitute for opposing a to despotism there is
nothing better than a few straws, men to well to make
the most of whatever are within reach.

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