Argument of William H Seward in Defence of William Freeman On His Trial for M
Argument of William H Seward in Defence of William Freeman On His Trial for M
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41 ity, was offered him, and he was asked to sign a receipt. " I aint going to settle so. " For live years, until it became the ruling thought of his life, the idea had been impressed upon his mind, that he had been impri- soned wrongfully, and would, therefore, be entitled to payment, on his liberation. This idea was opposed " by the judgment and sense of all mankind. " The court that convicted him, pronounced him guilty, and spoke the sense and judgment of mankind. But still he remained uncon...- vinced. The keepers who flogged him, pronounced his claim unjust and unfounded, and they were exponents of the " sense and judgment of all mankind. " But imprisonment, bonds and stripes, could not remove the one inflexible idea. The Agent, the Keepers, the Clerk, the spectators, and even the Reverend Chaplain, laughed at the simplicity and absurdity of the claim of the discharged convict, when he said, " I've worked Jive years for the State, and aint going to settle so. " Alas ! little did tht^y know that they were deriding the delusion of a maniac.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
41 ity, was offered him, and he was asked to sign a receipt. " I aint going to settle so. " For live years, until it became the ruling thought of his life, the idea had been impressed upon his mind, that he had been impri- soned wrongfully, and would, therefore, be entitled to payment, on his liberation. This idea was opposed " by the judgment and sense of all mankind. " The court that convicted him, pronounced him guilty, and spoke the sense and judgment of mankind. But still he remained uncon...- vinced. The keepers who flogged him, pronounced his claim unjust and unfounded, and they were exponents of the " sense and judgment of all mankind. " But imprisonment, bonds and stripes, could not remove the one inflexible idea. The Agent, the Keepers, the Clerk, the spectators, and even the Reverend Chaplain, laughed at the simplicity and absurdity of the claim of the discharged convict, when he said, " I've worked Jive years for the State, and aint going to settle so. " Alas ! little did tht^y know that they were deriding the delusion of a maniac.
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