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The Catholic World, Vol. 10, October, 1869 to March, 1870

Note 36 — THE COUNCIL AND THE ROMAN CONGREGATIONS.[35]

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We use this term in its common, not its legal acceptation. It technically refers only to those mutual allegations and denials of the parties which end in the issue, either of law or fact, upon which the courts are to decide. Here we employ it to denote the spoken arguments of counsel.

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