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- He's Catholic?
- His grandfather was Catholic,
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which young Mr Coglin has striven
all his days to keep quiet.
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Mr President, Judge Coglin.
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Judge Coglin,
we are so pleased to meet you.
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Thank you so much for coming.
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I've been reading in the papers
:15:37
the continuing saga
of the, uh, Amistad.
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Real papers.
:15:44
Real papers. Yes, sir.
:15:48
Yes. Bad luck,
this last unfolding chapter.
:15:53
What to do now, eh?
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Which is why I came here
and imposed on you, sir.
:15:59
No imposition...really.
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Yeah.
:16:07
How did that, uh...
:16:10
How did that young lawyer
take the news?
:16:13
Oh, in stride, sir. In stride.
:16:16
The thing is, sir,
he did everything right.
:16:20
- He proved the case.
- Did he?
:16:22
Oh, yes, sir. Surprisingly, he did.
:16:25
Hmm. Good.
:16:28
Well, he'll just have
to do it again, then.
:16:31
But like most things, it should
be easier second time around.
:16:34
Well, I'm afraid it doesn't matter
what he does now, sir.
:16:38
Rumour has it our next judge
was handpicked by Van Buren himself.
:16:42
No!
:16:46
I'm embarrassed to admit that
I was under the misconception
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that our executive
and judicial branches were separate.
:16:54
No more so than these, Mr Joadson.
:16:57
No more so than these.