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Never has such a dry fruit given himself up so despairingly to so extreme an unscrupulous ambition , all the means of which were denied to him . The development of the common – law principle in England had denied to anyone charged with a felony the right to retain counsel , while the right was afforded in misdemeanor cases , a rule ameliorated in practice , however , by the judicial practice of allowing counsel to argue points of law and then generously interpreting the limits of “ legal questions . It rests now with ourselves alone to enjoy in peace and concord the blessings of self-government , so long denied to mankind : to shew by example the sufficiency of human reason for the care of human affairs and that the will of the majority , the Natural law of every society , is the only sure guardian of the rights of man . A spokeswoman for one clinic specializing in late-term abortions confessed that " about three-fourths " of its clients " are teenagers who have denied to themselves or their families that they were pregnant until it was too late to hide it .