Edward H. Rulloff: The Veil Of Secrecy Removed

Edward H. Rulloff The Veil of Secrecy Removed is a novel which describes the arduous life of aone of the most knowledgeable man in history, who also happens to be a so called ‘murderer’ endured. One of the most knowledgeable mans in history also encountered an arduous life. . E. H. Freeman describes the detailed life of Rulloff through his early life, court cases, and his relationships in chronological events. Chapter by chapter, Freeman reveals the truth about Rulloff and his murder, robbery, and family situation. Chapter by chapter, Freeman reveals the truth about Rulloff and his murder, robbery, and family situation as he was Rulloffs jailhouse confessor. Freeman was “one of the greatest English historians of this century.” Thus, in order for one to live an interesting life a challenge is needed, thusand this book appealed to be a challenge. Not only that, but the …show more content…
Rulloff: The Veil of Secrecy Removed, another key factor one may walk away with is being able to looking at the world through a whole new perspective. To simplify, the ways that Edward H. Rulloff was portrayed made him seem like a murdered at first. However, as the novel progressed the reader soon i understood the motives behind his actions. As a poor man who married a wealthy women, not out of love, was hated for by his in-laws. Not only that, but his wife seemed to be attracted more to her cousin than to Rulloff; thus the reason of Rulloff givingunintentionally lashing out on his wife, giving her a blow to the head, which leading to Harriet Schutte 's death. Mistreated his entire life due to his status quo, Rulloff studied science and language to feel almost condescending. Despite the way he was being treated, he knew he was far much more superiorintelligent than anyone with the amongamount of knowledge he carried. Overall, Rulloff was treated unfairly however, he knew he was far much more superior; thus one should not look down upon others because of their status