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rdfs:label	Kemble (A Different Flesh)
rdfs:comment	Kemble was one of the three judges at Jeremiah's trial. His views seemed to change from one case to the next. Alfred Douglas made a passionate plea that the judges think of what history would say about them if they held slavery as moral. Kemble decided that history would look more kindly upon him if he ruled in Jeremiah's favor, which he did.
dcterms:subject	Americans Characters With One Name Though the Heavens Fall A Different Flesh Characters Judges 18th-Century Births (Fictional Work) Lawyers
type of appearance	Direct
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Appearance	"Though the Heavens Fall"
Name	Kemble
Species	Human (A Different Flesh)
Occupation	Judge
Nationality	Federated Commonwealths of America
abstract	Kemble was one of the three judges at Jeremiah's trial. His views seemed to change from one case to the next. Alfred Douglas made a passionate plea that the judges think of what history would say about them if they held slavery as moral. Kemble decided that history would look more kindly upon him if he ruled in Jeremiah's favor, which he did.