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The Freeman's Journal says 'we have nothing much to communicate to our friends respecting the lawsuit against the proprietors of this journal. Our case is in the hands of our solicitor ... From the action taken by our subscribers ... it must be evident that the Attorney General has undertaken a task which he will never succeed in achieving... he must already begin to regret that he has begun the dirty work of crushing a journal because it was opposed to his political conduct'.
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Weekly Report : [The Lawsuit against the Proprietors]
The Freeman's Journal
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