Wendell Phillips on Civil Rights and FreedomUniversity Press of America, 1982 - 221 pages |
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Page 81
... [ Applause . ] And you will listen , besides , to woman , gracefully standing on a platform which boasts itself the ... applause . ] That is the reason why I hail this step in Boston - the brain of the Union - saying to the Negro and to ...
... [ Applause . ] And you will listen , besides , to woman , gracefully standing on a platform which boasts itself the ... applause . ] That is the reason why I hail this step in Boston - the brain of the Union - saying to the Negro and to ...
Page 117
... [ Applause . ] Their gospel is the Constitution [ applause ] , and the slave clause is their Ser- mon on the Mount . [ Laughter and applause . ] They think that , at the judgment day , the blacker the sins they have committed to save the ...
... [ Applause . ] Their gospel is the Constitution [ applause ] , and the slave clause is their Ser- mon on the Mount . [ Laughter and applause . ] They think that , at the judgment day , the blacker the sins they have committed to save the ...
Page 189
... applause . ] Confiscate every dollar and acre they own . [ Applause . ] These steps the world and their followers will see are necessary to kill the seeds of caste , dangerous State rights , and secession . [ Ap- plause . ] Banish Lee ...
... applause . ] Confiscate every dollar and acre they own . [ Applause . ] These steps the world and their followers will see are necessary to kill the seeds of caste , dangerous State rights , and secession . [ Ap- plause . ] Banish Lee ...
Contents
In Defense of Lovejoy | 1 |
The Boston Mob | 10 |
The Right of Petition | 23 |
Copyright | |
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