The Transgressors
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Heshows his prospective candidate letters pledging the support of amajority of the State delegations to the man whom he should designate. In explanation of his power as a leader Nevins states that he has beenthe secret agent of the Allied Unions for three years, that he has beendeputized to select a man to be presented to the convention as apossible candidate. If the man proves acceptable the delegatesrepresenting the unions will support him.
"The Committee of Forty is working for you, " he say...s in conclusion. "Their work will bring them in all sections of the country and they willbe able to influence a great number of the people. " He gives no hint of the true mission of the committee. He knows thatTrueman would repudiate the party that would resort to so drastic ameans of rescuing the people.
"Have I your consent to bring about your nomination?" he asks.
"I shall have to give this matter much thought. You shall have myanswer-- "To-morrow night, " Nevins interjects. "Delays are dangerous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Heshows his prospective candidate letters pledging the support of amajority of the State delegations to the man whom he should designate. In explanation of his power as a leader Nevins states that he has beenthe secret agent of the Allied Unions for three years, that he has beendeputized to select a man to be presented to the convention as apossible candidate. If the man proves acceptable the delegatesrepresenting the unions will support him.
"The Committee of Forty is working for you, " he say...s in conclusion. "Their work will bring them in all sections of the country and they willbe able to influence a great number of the people. " He gives no hint of the true mission of the committee. He knows thatTrueman would repudiate the party that would resort to so drastic ameans of rescuing the people.
"Have I your consent to bring about your nomination?" he asks.
"I shall have to give this matter much thought. You shall have myanswer-- "To-morrow night, " Nevins interjects. "Delays are dangerous.
What to read after The Transgressors?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adams Francis A. to read onlineMoreLess
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