He expressed the opinion that to promulgate those statements at that time would be grossly unjust to those persons and would be calculated to defeat rather than promote the objects of the inquiry.
John Tyler: “He expressed the opinion that to promulgate those statements at that time would be grossly unjust to those persons and…”
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