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<p>Jury trial is a chance of arrangement, <add>as practiced in England in civil cases is composed of <add>includes</add></add> of which some<lb/> may be conducive, others indifferent, others adverse to the ends <lb/> <del>of justice</del> <add>of justice: <del | <p>Jury trial is a chance of arrangement, <add>as practiced in England in civil cases is composed of <add>includes</add></add> of which some<lb/> may be conducive, others indifferent, others adverse to the ends <lb/> <del>of justice</del> <add>of justice: <del>taken in <add>are</add> </del> the aggregate of those ends: arrangements of </add> of which some again may be conducive, others indifferent,<lb/> others again adverse to the particular <del>ad</del> ends, <del>& which it</del> whatever they<lb/> <add>may be,</add> its subversion of or supposed subversion to which is the <add>given efficient</add> cause<lb/> of the attachment manifested <add> around the institution</add> for it by its advocates. | ||
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<p>Without <del>new</del> regard to any of these distractions it is advocated<lb/> in the | <p>Without <del>new</del> regard to any of these distractions it is advocated<lb/> in the lump, it is opposed in the lump. By those<lb/> who advocate <add>it,</add> no idea is introduced of separating the tares from<lb/> the wheat of adopting the efficient and useful <add>features</add> points of it<lb/> and clearing it of <add>the bad</add> those <add>objections</add> inconveniences which serve for arms<lb/> against it in the hands of its opponents. By those who<lb/> oppose <del>to</del> it, an little idea is entertained of trying the words<lb/> of trial, and taking those features and those only, in which<lb/> its advocates can find a justification for the zeal <del>displayed</del><lb/> & with which its introduction is pursued.</p> | ||
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<p>In Jury-trial, as practiced in England in civil cases<lb/> the following arrangements <add>features<add>circumstances</add></add> seem distinguishable and<lb/> if <del>are</del> < | <p>In Jury-trial, as practiced in England in civil cases<lb/> the following arrangements <add>features<add>circumstances</add></add> seem distinguishable and<lb/> if <del>are</del> <unclear>entire</unclear> to influence the effect of it.</p> | ||
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<p>Another point is the <gap/>. I do not mean<lb/> the <add> | <p>Another point is the <gap/>. I do not mean<lb/> the <add>possibility of</add> giving some <gap/> in <gap/> in Jury trial <del>mo</del><lb/> than even in civil causes is out of dispute: but the<lb/> <gap/> of giving to it that extent and <sic>independency</sic><lb/> <del>without</del> while the advocates seem to <add>count</add> rest in upon, and<lb/> without which it can not fall widely short of <unclear>their</unclear><lb/> wishes — or at least of their declared wishes. </p> | ||
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Jury trial is a chance of arrangement, as practiced in England in civil cases is composed of <add>includes</add> of which some
may be conducive, others indifferent, others adverse to the ends
of justice of justice: taken in <add>are the aggregate of those ends: arrangements of </add> of which some again may be conducive, others indifferent,
others again adverse to the particular ad ends, & which it whatever they
may be, its subversion of or supposed subversion to which is the given efficient cause
of the attachment manifested around the institution for it by its advocates.
Without new regard to any of these distractions it is advocated
in the lump, it is opposed in the lump. By those
who advocate it, no idea is introduced of separating the tares from
the wheat of adopting the efficient and useful features points of it
and clearing it of the bad those objections inconveniences which serve for arms
against it in the hands of its opponents. By those who
oppose to it, an little idea is entertained of trying the words
of trial, and taking those features and those only, in which
its advocates can find a justification for the zeal displayed
& with which its introduction is pursued.
In Jury-trial, as practiced in England in civil cases
the following arrangements features<add>circumstances</add> seem distinguishable and
if are entire to influence the effect of it.
Another point is the . I do not mean
the possibility of giving some in in Jury trial mo
than even in civil causes is out of dispute: but the
of giving to it that extent and independency
without while the advocates seem to count rest in upon, and
without which it can not fall widely short of their
wishes — or at least of their declared wishes.
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