Larceny case at La Crosse hinges on possession and identity
The court reviews the 1857 58 La Crosse larceny trial of Albert Mallow Louise Mallow and August Reichner. It details admissibility of prior convictions Charles Reisner and the judge's instructions on presumption of guilt, identity of property and corroboration of testimony, stressing that possession must be exclusive and that reasonable doubt protects the innocent.
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The 1696 Act for the Settling of Schools in Scotland
Macaulay notes that Scotland’s 1696 Act required every parish to build a schoolhouse and pay a schoolmaster. He argues this fostered general education, lifting Scots above Europeans in intelligence and driving progress in agriculture, manufacture, commerce, and letters despite harsh conditions.
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India
Macaulay
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