Wallace v. Child & Styles
1 U.S. 7, 1 Dall. 7
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Wallace v. Child & Styles, 1 U.S. 7, 1 Dall. 7 (1763).
Opinion
ruled, that he should be examined on the Voire dire, and if he said he was disinterested, he should be sworn in chief; which was done, and he was admitted a Witness.
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