Okay fine. Here's a direct challenge to the assessment on which it is based.
The assessment that he wouldn't have lied is based on these words "Anderson was not vain glorious, or a boaster".
So do tell me, why would a man who was not vain glorious nor a boaster have ever considered for a single moment that anyone would have been interested enough in his official life to read a book about it?
Why would a humble and non-boasting man have written an autobiography, in which the vast majority of the anecdotes are set out to make him look honorable and modest, he even makes sure you get it by peppering it with "my innate modesty". Why would a non vain glorious man have thought for one moment, that anyone would have cared?
The assessment that he wouldn't have lied is based on these words "Anderson was not vain glorious, or a boaster".
So do tell me, why would a man who was not vain glorious nor a boaster have ever considered for a single moment that anyone would have been interested enough in his official life to read a book about it?
Why would a humble and non-boasting man have written an autobiography, in which the vast majority of the anecdotes are set out to make him look honorable and modest, he even makes sure you get it by peppering it with "my innate modesty". Why would a non vain glorious man have thought for one moment, that anyone would have cared?
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