In no other situation in life is the character of a man more fully and truthfully brought into view than when he is placed upon the witness- stand and subjected to an examination by counsel or others who aim to support opposite opinions and to reach adverse results.
George Boutwell: “In no other situation in life is the character of a man more fully and truthfully brought into view than when he is…”
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Boutwell reflects on the revealing nature of character when individuals testify under examination.
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