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| | Jeremy Bentham, ‘Truth versus Ashhurst’ |
 | | Jeremy Bentham, ‘Truth versus Ashhurst; or, law as it is, contrasted with what it is said to be’ (1792). |
 | | What comes, then, into their own pockets, heavy as the expense falls upon the poor suitor, is nothing in comparison of what they see shared among their brethren of the trade,—their patrons, and bottle-companions, and relations and dependents. |
 | | Justice Ashhurst; he says, it "breathes the spirit of the English law." He ought to know this charge, and what spirit it breathes: he adopts it, he trumpets it, he circulates it. |
| www.law.mq.edu.au /Units/law420/LAW203S/Ashhurst.htm (3365 words) |
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