"On the afternoon of her trial and conviction" ?
Hello, I am reading a book and I came across the following passage which I do not understand :
On the afternoon of her trial and conviction ...
What does it mean ? Does this means that her trials happened or happening during afternoon, or that her trial already happened ? Thank You!
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I would take that to mean that her trial and conviction happened in the afternoon. They might have happened that morning, though.
- I would take that to mean that her trial and conviction happened in the afternoon.
- They might have happened that morning, though.
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I would take that to mean that her trial and conviction happened in the afternoon. They might have happened that morning, though.
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It means "On the afternoon of December 5, 1955" The court records do not contain the time of the trial, but it was on that day.
https://www.loc.gov/exhibitions/rosa-parks-in-her-own-words/about-this-exhibition/the-
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