In Justice to Mr. Mangasarian
From The Libertarian Labyrinth
In Justice to Mr. Mangasarian
Suppose my sentence at the close of the little note on Ingersoll in the December issue of The Conservator should suffer a change of punctuation so that it should read—" describing Ingersoll's work as wholly negative, a denial—and not an affirmation of truths and virtues ?"—would I then lie under suspicion of saying that Mr. Mangasarian had declared Ingersoll's work was a denial of " truths and virtues " ? Of course, Mr. Mangasarian did not say that, and I had not the intention to so report him.
Sidney H. Morse.
