The neatest explanation would be that he dictated it.
He told his story in a book that he dictated to an assistant by blinking.
He told his story in a book that he dictated to an assistant by blinking his eye.
This was the first installment of a large body of personal reminiscence that he dictated in secret during his retirement.
He wedded Elizabeth Minshull in 1663, who, along with the daughters from his first marriage, assisted him with his personal needs, read from books at his request, and served as an amanuensis to record verses that he dictated.
From his side, Berenson threatened to resign in angry letters that he dictated to Nicky Mariano: Lord Duveen has always flattered him into feeling that for him, Lord Duveen, and for his clients, there was only one authority, his, B.B.'s.... [He] does not choose to climb down at the end of his career from that height..
From his side, Berenson threatened to resign in angry letters that he dictated to Nicky Mariano: Lord Duveen has always flattered him into feeling that for him, Lord Duveen, and for his clients, there was only one authority, his, B.B.'s.... [He] does not choose to climb down at the end of his career from that height...
"And it was here," Mr. Manrique continues, "that he dictated, in a rage, an autobiography that is one of the most liberating works ever written -- and a document that serves as an indictment of what Latin American Stalinist forces, and Fidel Castro, did, not just to homosexuals but to all those who dared to be different".
But as the facts emerged, the president was forced to acknowledge through his lawyers that he dictated his son's false statement while on Air Force One.
