Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Mr. Chilton” in chapter 3.50, page 337 of James Redpath, The Public Life of Captain John Brown:
... of the time occupied by the forms of the Court.
Old Brown himself said not even a word, but, as on any previous day, turned to adjust his pallet, and then composedly stretched himself upon it.
Mr. Chilton moved an arrest of judgment, both on account of errors in the indictment and errors in the verdict.
The objection in regard to the indictment has already been stated.
The prisoner has been tried ...
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