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Gestures suffice for slaves,
as for any other beast of burden.
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Your Honour...
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I represent the interests
of Senors Ruiz and Montes.
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- I remember.
- I have a bill of sale,
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issued in Havana
for the purchase of slaves.
:00:18
I remember that too.
:00:20
On it, in addition to the amounts
paid for each, are their names.
:00:24
Jose, Bernardo...
Paco and so on.
:00:29
On behalf of my clients, I submit
this document to the court.
:00:41
Mr Baldwin, you've proffered
a good deal of - I'll be kind -
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circumstantial evidence.
:00:48
Have you, in addition, anything, in
the order of actual documentation,
:00:52
that might refute this one,
:00:54
and so more compellingly
support your claims?
:00:57
I'm sure I could manufacture some
as easily as they have, Your Honour.
:01:02
What you're saying is,
then, you don't.
:01:04
Is that correct?
:01:14
I have them.
:01:17
I'm afraid that does not impress me.
:01:29
I thought you did quite well.
:01:31
You do?
:01:33
Much better than I expected,
to be honest.
:01:37
Well, thank you, I think.
:01:39
Although, I was concerned that
you might have forgotten
:01:42
- this is just a case like any other.
- You needn't worry about that.
:01:47
That's good.