Debates on Evidence and Conspiracy in Queen's Trial
Lords clash over admitting evidence of Milan Commission conduct and alleged witness suborning in the Queen's trial. Speakers press for judges' ruling, arguing for full disclosure of conspiracy details while cautioning against breaching established evidentiary rules.
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Perhy Reguler
Thutaw
England
Viracarti
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Bedlam
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Courts of Justice
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Vilmacara
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Vimacarti
Col. Browne
Powell
Pany
Lord Manners
Seatce
Vilmacarti
Withersea
Earl of Donoughmore
Muresty
Dlxters
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Howe
Villancati
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Reat
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Cook
Power
London
Marlatti
Reona
Agenta
Wanahe
Judea
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Enganien
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Para
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Liverpool
John Hanean
Rial
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John Russell
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Lockhart
Williame
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