The chapter opens with the military precision with which lumber and tobacco warehouses were torched and burned in Oxford, and then centers on details of the trial of Robert and Larry Teel.
Tyson seems to believe the trial was a gross miscarriage of justice, which gave cover to those who insisted before the trial began that the all-white jury would take care of their own, regardless of the evidence. Do you agree? Why or why not?
Where was God, do you think, when all this happened? Where were God’s people?
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