The reader is strongly encouraged to believe that Skidmore is guilty of poisoning his brother Manchester. Explain several ways that the author develops this point of view without actually stating that Skidmore is guilty. Use 2 pieces of evidence to support your response.

Read the following excerpt from carrie chapman catt's address to congress, women's suffrage, 1917.woman suffrage is inevitable. suffragists knew it before november 4, 1917, opponents afterward. threedistinct causes made it inevitable. use context clues or a dictionary to select the best definition for catt's use of suffrage.© an advancementa petitionsa right to votean ecclesiastical prayer