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People came in from the country round with their covered wagons, simply for the pleasure of attending Court and seeing the champions contend with each other.
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gutenberg.orgPeople came in from the country round with their covered wagons, simply for the pleasure of attending Court and seeing the champions contend with each other.
Hoar describes how people would travel from rural areas to attend court sessions, illustrating the public's fascination with legal proceedings.
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