Distinguish Remus’s statements, petition allegations and the author’s interpretation. The source’s March versus May Senate-testimony chronology remains inconsistent; do not reuse either date without verification.
Source-grounded paraphrase; Chapter 11.
Batchelor recounts Remus describing Imogene as a business partner who kept books and invested personal funds, then follows Dodge’s resignation, disputed certificate sales and Imogene’s divorce petition.
Physical PDF sheet 203
Physical PDF sheet 201
Chapter 11
Fresh audit September 30, 2026: checked against the supplied 479-sheet PDF. Verified as a secondary-source paraphrase only, not independent primary corroboration. Physical PDF sheets are not print pagination. Distinguish Remus’s statements, petition allegations and the author’s interpretation. The source’s March versus May Senate-testimony chronology remains inconsistent; do not reuse either date without verification. Full-book review remains incomplete because embedded text on sheets 412 and 425 is unresolved.
Capture evidence faithfully. Select one Source, record a usable locator, and preserve enough surrounding context to prevent misquotation.
Evidence
Paste the exact quote, paraphrase, statistic, definition, or source claim into Excerpt Text. Use Excerpt Type to distinguish quotation from interpretation.
Location and context
Record Locator Type, Locator Start, Locator End when needed, and Source Section. Explain the surrounding argument in Context.
Annotation
In Annotation, state why this evidence matters. Add approved Tags for retrieval and connect it to every relevant Literature Note.