Dunne Speech at Robinhood Society Debate December
The document records Mr Dunne speaking in the Robinhood Society lower room on December 6, arguing against limiting inquiry and defending constitutional principles. He criticizes state libel doctrines, defends judges, cites historical cases from Elizabethan times to the Glorious Revolution, and laments press abusiveness while urging restraint and lawful inquiry.
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Mr. Dunne
Robinhood Society
Theother
Fudge
S—the
Guildred
E Perleily
Byron
King’s Bench
Lord Raymond
Elizabeth
John Udall
Tee Church
England
Priton
Udall
Baron.Clarke
Clarke
Juthe Hyde
Bev Kead
Henry Carr
Scroggs
Co. Jefferies
Owen
Dan—g
S Rint Glnn
Fown—nr
Tiave
Rd Holt
Dennison
Foster
Yates
Peter
Ajalon
Chiapas
Maifreprspaterigi
Public Adders to Mr Witnet on subscriptions charges
A lengthy public adders to Mr Witnet recounts answered charges about subscriptions. The speaker claims several charges are false, defends profits from pamphlets, and asserts receipts and disputes with Mr Davis and Mr Foote. The tone is defensive and accusatory, with mentions of parliamentary figures and pamphleteering profits.
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Pie Hoanet
Witnet
Grnileman
Hus
Torene
Richard
Oliver
Sociecy
Bof R. D
Miffing
Rourst
Davis
Raow
Alderman Trecathick
Mowawshyah
John Gibbons
W.b.profter
Mr. Onslow
Foote
Credis
Gavinces
John Horne
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