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... senator . This is the story of one senator , just as he related it to me : " A few days after I was elected to the state senate , a very friendly , affable , and smooth - talking representative of a large gas company came to my office ...
... senator . This is the story of one senator , just as he related it to me : " A few days after I was elected to the state senate , a very friendly , affable , and smooth - talking representative of a large gas company came to my office ...
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... senate his action in suspending the auditor ; and also filed with that body a tran- script of the evidence taken ... senate- both Republicans and Democrats - and that the senate would not vote to sustain the governor's action in ...
... senate his action in suspending the auditor ; and also filed with that body a tran- script of the evidence taken ... senate- both Republicans and Democrats - and that the senate would not vote to sustain the governor's action in ...
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... senate sitting as a court of impeachment . In the meantime , the senate convened as a court of im- peachment , presided over by Judge John H. Hatcher , presi- dent of the state's supreme court . He administered the consti- tutional oath ...
... senate sitting as a court of impeachment . In the meantime , the senate convened as a court of im- peachment , presided over by Judge John H. Hatcher , presi- dent of the state's supreme court . He administered the consti- tutional oath ...
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A Patricide | 43 |
Prosecutor Lees Address to the Jury | 54 |
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