The Catholic Question In America |
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Strana 98
... an attorney or counsellor , be forced to reveal the communications of his client -
nor is a man obliged to answer any question , the answeriirg of which may oblige
him to accuse himself of a criine , or subject him to penalties or punishment .
... an attorney or counsellor , be forced to reveal the communications of his client -
nor is a man obliged to answer any question , the answeriirg of which may oblige
him to accuse himself of a criine , or subject him to penalties or punishment .
Strana 100
A pardoned man is not guilty ; his crime is purged ; but merely for the reproach of
it , it shall not be put upon him to answer a question whereupon he will be forced
to forswear or disgrace him . ” In the case of Rex , vs. Lewis and others ( 4 Espi ...
A pardoned man is not guilty ; his crime is purged ; but merely for the reproach of
it , it shall not be put upon him to answer a question whereupon he will be forced
to forswear or disgrace him . ” In the case of Rex , vs. Lewis and others ( 4 Espi ...
Strana cxvi
pertact wonder that such a question should be proposed to her ) most positively
and unequivocally answers That there is not , and there never has been , among
the Catholics , or in the doctrines of the church of Rome , any law or principle ...
pertact wonder that such a question should be proposed to her ) most positively
and unequivocally answers That there is not , and there never has been , among
the Catholics , or in the doctrines of the church of Rome , any law or principle ...
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