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Freedom of speech

Note 49 — Chapter I · FREEDOM OF SPEECH IN WAR TIME

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C. A. Duniway, Freedom of the Press in Massachusetts, 91, 93, 115, 123, 130, and note. In 1767 Chief Justice Hutchinson charged the grand jury on Blackstonian lines, “This Liberty means no more than a Freedom for every Thing to pass from the Press without a License.” Ibid., 125.

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