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Quotes from Wilkes' Case — Charles Pratt, 1st Earl Camden

1714–1794 England

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Gentlemen, I speak for myself as well as for you: I never read anything about what may come before me in a Court of Justice; I keep my mind free from everything of the kind. There is often a necessity for me to look into the law: but I never suffer my mind to be biassed by reports, or such papers or pamphlets as are written with a view to pervert justice.

Wilkes' Case (1763)

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