Native Daughter the Story of Anita Whitney
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The courtroom was in commotion. This confession by the chief prosecution witness that the prosecution's trump card was actually a police frameup startled judge, jury, the prosecution counsel and the spectators. O'Con- nor, having cornered the quarry, pressed on.
Q. In other words, then, the red flag that you talked about this morning as having been thrown over the Amer- ican flag was placed there by a dupe that Fenton Thomp- son had in that convention. Is that the fact?
A. That is what he told ...me.
Q. Yes. What else did Fenton Thompson tell you?
A. When?
Q. At any time about that convention, or any other scheme or trick, or dastardly outrage that he had perpe- trated?
THE CASE OF ANITA WHITNEY 103 O'Connor's voice had risen, the words came quick and fast, stinging in their impact. The witness floundered. He stammered: "He told me that he, that is, as far as I know of anything that he told me " O'Connor cut in: "Relate the whole conversation that you had with him about planting the American flag under the red table cloth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The courtroom was in commotion. This confession by the chief prosecution witness that the prosecution's trump card was actually a police frameup startled judge, jury, the prosecution counsel and the spectators. O'Con- nor, having cornered the quarry, pressed on.
Q. In other words, then, the red flag that you talked about this morning as having been thrown over the Amer- ican flag was placed there by a dupe that Fenton Thomp- son had in that convention. Is that the fact?
A. That is what he told ...me.
Q. Yes. What else did Fenton Thompson tell you?
A. When?
Q. At any time about that convention, or any other scheme or trick, or dastardly outrage that he had perpe- trated?
THE CASE OF ANITA WHITNEY 103 O'Connor's voice had risen, the words came quick and fast, stinging in their impact. The witness floundered. He stammered: "He told me that he, that is, as far as I know of anything that he told me " O'Connor cut in: "Relate the whole conversation that you had with him about planting the American flag under the red table cloth.
What to read after Native Daughter the Story of Anita Whitney?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Al Richmond to read onlineMoreLess
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