If no such indemnity should be provided, then a palpable and very gross wrong would be inflicted upon the claimants who had not been so fortunate as to have their claims taken up in preference to others.
John Tyler: “If no such indemnity should be provided, then a palpable and very gross wrong would be inflicted upon the claimants who…”
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