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Source: Conservative Source type: magazine Document type: editorial column Document title: “Barbed Wire” Author(s): anonymous Date of publication: 21 November 1901 Volume number: 4 Issue number: 20 Pagination: 6-7 (excerpt below includes only page 6) |
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| “Barbed Wire.” Conservative 21 Nov. 1901 v4n20: pp. 6-7. |
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| Keywords |
| Theodore Roosevelt (name, pronunciation of); Johann Most; Leon Czolgosz (name); Leon Czolgosz (execution). |
| Named persons |
| Johann Most. |
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| Omission of text within the excerpt is denoted with a bracketed indicator (e.g., [omit]). |
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Barbed Wire [excerpt]
He says it should be pronounced Rosy-velt and it is thought best to let the impetuous young gentleman have his own way about it.
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Now that Herr Most has fully proven that his famous “Murder Against Murder” editorial was published more than fifteen years ago, it is a certain Peerless one who stands convicted of plagairism [sic].
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You may refer to anarchy as a cancer on the body of civilization if you wish to, but just make a careful diagnosis of the recent star anarchist’s name, and see if it doesn’t strike you as being more like “Pole-evil.”
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Our minister wants to now [sic] what passed through what’s-’is-name’s brain when he took his seat in that fatal chair. Not wishing to keep anything back from him, the prison officials come square out and make a clean breast of it by asserting that it was about 1700 volts.