The tin, when delivered, was stamped upon its face “Revely & Co.” This stamp, which was open to the observation of all officers, workmen, and passers-by, is an incontrovertible witness, which no argument of counsel or ingenious commentary can neutralize.
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Sumner emphasizes the significance of the stamp on the tin as undeniable evidence in a legal context.
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