Wendell Phillips on Civil Rights and FreedomUniversity Press of America, 1982 - 221 pages |
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... Boston of 1835 . Those howling wolves in the streets were not Boston . These brave men and women were Boston . We will remember no other . I never open the statute book of Massachusetts without thank- ing Ellis Gray Loring and Samuel J ...
... Boston of 1835 . Those howling wolves in the streets were not Boston . These brave men and women were Boston . We will remember no other . I never open the statute book of Massachusetts without thank- ing Ellis Gray Loring and Samuel J ...
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... Boston wealth and Boston respectability went home , twenty years ago this night , and gloried in having crushed . The loudest boasters are gone . He stands today among us , these very walls , these ideas which breathe and burn around us ...
... Boston wealth and Boston respectability went home , twenty years ago this night , and gloried in having crushed . The loudest boasters are gone . He stands today among us , these very walls , these ideas which breathe and burn around us ...
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... Boston that threw tea into the dock ; it was the mechanics of Boston that held up the hands of Sam Adams ; it was the mechanics of Boston , Paul Revere one of them , that made the Green Dragon immortal —and I would take that eighteen ...
... Boston that threw tea into the dock ; it was the mechanics of Boston that held up the hands of Sam Adams ; it was the mechanics of Boston , Paul Revere one of them , that made the Green Dragon immortal —and I would take that eighteen ...
Contents
In Defense of Lovejoy | 1 |
The Boston Mob | 10 |
The Right of Petition | 23 |
Copyright | |
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