| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The first military tribunal had been able to insist that no hearings be conducted publicly.20 At Rennes, the second military tribunal held all hearings publicly, except for one, and the fact that the court insisted on holding any at all behind closed doors both exacerbated criticism of the proceedings and was hotly contested by the defense, for this time the eyes of the country and of the world we
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