Wendell Phillips on Civil Rights and FreedomUniversity Press of America, 1982 - 221 pages |
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... England's im- pressment and pinched levies , patriotism marshals six hundred thousand volunteers in six months . The ... England is that , as soon as England declared war with us , she would recog- nize the Southern Confederacy ...
... England's im- pressment and pinched levies , patriotism marshals six hundred thousand volunteers in six months . The ... England is that , as soon as England declared war with us , she would recog- nize the Southern Confederacy ...
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... England insures disunion . When England declares war , she gives slavery a fresh lease of fifty years . Even if we have no war with England , let another eight or ten months be as little successful as the last , and Europe will ...
... England insures disunion . When England declares war , she gives slavery a fresh lease of fifty years . Even if we have no war with England , let another eight or ten months be as little successful as the last , and Europe will ...
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... England or the South undertake to stop the march of the nineteen Free States of this continent . [ Applause . ] Righteousness is preservation . You who are not aboli- tionists do not come to this question as I did , from an interest in ...
... England or the South undertake to stop the march of the nineteen Free States of this continent . [ Applause . ] Righteousness is preservation . You who are not aboli- tionists do not come to this question as I did , from an interest in ...
Contents
In Defense of Lovejoy | 1 |
The Boston Mob | 10 |
The Right of Petition | 23 |
Copyright | |
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