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High as such authority is, one still more exalted and final has spoken, and upon the precise point now in controversy.
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gutenberg.orgAlbert Beveridge: “High as such authority is, one still more exalted and final has spoken, and upon the precise point now in controversy.”
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Beveridge asserts the authority of a higher power in legal matters, highlighting the importance of finality in judicial decisions.
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