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RICHMOND — Shakespeare in “The Merchant of Venice” wrote: “But in the end truth will out.” The playwright’s work lives today not just because it’s great literature but because he had his finger on the human pulse. Still, in that play at least, no one talks about what may happen to those who tell the truth. In ancient Athens, for instance, Socrates ended up dead because his constant questions revealed to people how ignorant they were, which offended the powers-that-were when they were unwittingly exposed. And now, history and philosophy revere his thought, his method. In Salem in 1692, authorities hanged 19 citizens, all of them asserting truthfully that they were not witches. Giles Corey was crushed to death, as anyone visiting the town’s Witch Museum will learn quite dramatically, for refusing to call his wife a witch.

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