Sacco and Vanzetti (English Wikipedia)

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Sacco and Vanzetti, Letters, p. ix
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For some continuing controversy over Sinclair's politics in this work, see the charges made in Los Angeles Times: Jean O. Pasco, "Sinclair Letter Turns Out to Be Another Expose", December 24, 2005, accessed July 6, 2010; for the rebuttal see Greg Mitchell "Sliming a Famous Muckraker: The Untold Story", Editor & Publisher, January 30, 2006, available online as History News Network: "Roundup: Talking About History" Archived June 15, 2017, at the Wayback Machine, accessed July 6, 2010
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The New York Times: "Advisers Hold Guilt Shown", Aug. 7, 1927 Archived February 16, 2021, at the Wayback Machine, accessed December 20, 2009; Later Grant allowed that he was "amazed and incensed" at the biased comments Judge Thayer made outside the courtroom.
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The New York Times: "Fuller Spurns Book of Sacco Letters", January 4, 1929 Archived February 16, 2021, at the Wayback Machine, accessed July 28, 2010; Watson, p. 352. Garner Jackson, a longtime supporter of the defense, presented the volume, which carried an inscription warning the Governor that he would always be watched and paying tribute to its authors as "victims not of the laws but of men."
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