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Holt White's edition of Milton's Areopagitica, and the annotator adds: "My inquiries after this posthumous publication have been fruitless.' Query. If the same tract as one entitled "Certain observations upon a Libel. By Lord Bacon, A. D. 1592." to be found in several editions of Bacon's works.] BALL, W. E, LL. D. Leading cases on the Law of Torts, with notes. don, 1884. Lon BANTZ, GIDEON D. Privileged Communications. Annotated Case. Cent. L. J. 22: 418. SAME. Newspaper Privileges. Cent. L. J. 21: 86. BERNEYE, JOHN. Slander and Libel. Can. L. J. 8: 272. BLACK, H. CAMPBELL. Libel of the dead. American Law Review, JulyAugust, 1889. BLOUNT, CHARLES. A just vindication of learning and of the liberty of the Press. 1695. BLUE LAWS OF CONNECTICUT. BOLLAN ON THE RIGHT OF EVERY MAN TO THINK AND SPEAK FREEly. (Referred to Quincy's Massachusetts Reports, p. 270.) BONNEY, C. C. Lecture on Libel. Chic. L. N. 8: 133. BORTHWICK. 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