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... State Auditor John C. Bond for the larceny of state funds while in office . It is true that at every stage of the ... state's legal representa- tive , and as my official attorney , to learn what my official duty is in the premises ...
... State Auditor John C. Bond for the larceny of state funds while in office . It is true that at every stage of the ... state's legal representa- tive , and as my official attorney , to learn what my official duty is in the premises ...
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... state check for the amount . These spurious vouchers of the auditor were issued to both real and fictitious persons , brought to the treasurer's office by the auditor's messenger , who received the state check , took it to the auditor ...
... state check for the amount . These spurious vouchers of the auditor were issued to both real and fictitious persons , brought to the treasurer's office by the auditor's messenger , who received the state check , took it to the auditor ...
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... state . But the third allegation that he had been and was now on the state's payroll was utterly false . Of course , Delegate Smith did not know my brother ; but some alert citizen who did know him , and knew that he had never been ...
... state . But the third allegation that he had been and was now on the state's payroll was utterly false . Of course , Delegate Smith did not know my brother ; but some alert citizen who did know him , and knew that he had never been ...
Contents
Chapter | 11 |
A Patricide | 43 |
Prosecutor Lees Address to the Jury | 54 |
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