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marcus davidson ft charles matthew -- psalm for organ 3
Justice J. V. Clyne neatly summarized the general racialized language of black primitivism in his comments on Matthews' general character. 'He is obviously an emotional, undisciplined youth of twenty years of age,' Clyne wrote, 'and in my opinion is not very far removed from the jungle . . . I think that he is a primitive who became so furious by being deprived of what he wanted that he committed a very brutal murder and was careless of the consequences.' These sentiments reflected not only one judge's candour, but also the general tone of expert opinion.
Dummitt, The Manly Modern, 119.
From the 1953 murder case of Charles Matthews, an American boxer living in Vancouver.
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