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Of the Great Charter, the trial by jury is the vital part, and the only part that places the liberties of the people in their own keeping.
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Lysander Spooner
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gutenberg.orgOf the Great Charter, the trial by jury is the vital part, and the only part that places the liberties of the people in their own keeping.
Spooner emphasizes the importance of the trial by jury as a safeguard for individual liberties.
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