Sacco And Vanzetti, Labor's Martyrs
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Then the virtuous Mrs. Andrews. Together with a Mrs.
Campbell she walked by an automobile parked near the Slater and Morrill factory. She asserted that she asked one of the men, who was under the body fixing the car the way to another factory. She identified him as Sacco. Mrs. Campbell denied this version of what had happened. They had asked, not the man under the car, but a man standing near the auto- mobile. The reason for the "confusion" in the mind of this much abused Magdalene may be found... in the simple, frank testimony of a Quincy business man, Harry Kurlansky: She says, "They are bothering the life out of me." I says, "What?" She says, "The government took me down and want me to recognize those men," she says, "and I don't know a thing about them. I have never seen them and I can't recognize them." It seems that by the time the trial rolled around, Mrs.
Andrews had been suflSciently bothered to "know a thing about them," to have "seen them," and to "recognize them." The genial Katzmann said to the jury: 28 SACCO AND VANZETTI I have been in this office, gentlemen, for now more than eleven years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then the virtuous Mrs. Andrews. Together with a Mrs.
Campbell she walked by an automobile parked near the Slater and Morrill factory. She asserted that she asked one of the men, who was under the body fixing the car the way to another factory. She identified him as Sacco. Mrs. Campbell denied this version of what had happened. They had asked, not the man under the car, but a man standing near the auto- mobile. The reason for the "confusion" in the mind of this much abused Magdalene may be found... in the simple, frank testimony of a Quincy business man, Harry Kurlansky: She says, "They are bothering the life out of me." I says, "What?" She says, "The government took me down and want me to recognize those men," she says, "and I don't know a thing about them. I have never seen them and I can't recognize them." It seems that by the time the trial rolled around, Mrs.
Andrews had been suflSciently bothered to "know a thing about them," to have "seen them," and to "recognize them." The genial Katzmann said to the jury: 28 SACCO AND VANZETTI I have been in this office, gentlemen, for now more than eleven years.
What to read after Sacco And Vanzetti, Labor's Martyrs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shachtman, Max, 1903-1972 to read onlineMoreLess
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