On the record
Such is the simple issue, stripped of all hypocritical guise; for here, as in other days, the real question is concealed by the enemy.
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gutenberg.orgSuch is the simple issue, stripped of all hypocritical guise; for here, as in other days, the real question is concealed by the enemy.
Here, Sumner argues that the true issues of the day are often obscured by deceptive rhetoric from opponents.
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