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To this point, in his argument for a new trial, Hamilton addressed himself, contending that the English doctrine was at variance with common sense, common justice, and the genius of American institutions.
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Alexander discusses Hamilton's argument against the English legal doctrine regarding libel, emphasizing its conflict with American values.
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