We Dont Know Where Were Going But Were On the Way a Delirious Excursion
We Dont Know Where Were Going But Were On the Way a Delirious Excursion
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It is dif- ficult to imagine a more indecent attempt to dis- honestly deprive duly elected delegates of their seats and secure unelected Roosevelt dele- gates in th^ir places. In view of this conceded attempt to steal 164 of the delegates, it might not be unreasonable to require something more than the mere assertion of the unsuccessful free- booter to demonstrate the merit of the remaining 74 contests.
It irould he a strange rule of evidence which iiouJd require us to accept the testimony of a... hucfancerinf/ psychologist who confesses to an attcnipl to purloin the larger portion of an hon- est man's property as conclusive evidence of the psychologist's title to the remainder of the honcxt man's possessions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is dif- ficult to imagine a more indecent attempt to dis- honestly deprive duly elected delegates of their seats and secure unelected Roosevelt dele- gates in th^ir places. In view of this conceded attempt to steal 164 of the delegates, it might not be unreasonable to require something more than the mere assertion of the unsuccessful free- booter to demonstrate the merit of the remaining 74 contests.
It irould he a strange rule of evidence which iiouJd require us to accept the testimony of a... hucfancerinf/ psychologist who confesses to an attcnipl to purloin the larger portion of an hon- est man's property as conclusive evidence of the psychologist's title to the remainder of the honcxt man's possessions.
C? !
There never has been in all history a more uni
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