Wendell Phillips on Civil Rights and FreedomUniversity Press of America, 1982 - 221 pages |
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Page 73
... March was the baptism of blood . The 5th of March was what made the Revolution something beside talk . Revolution always begins with the populace , never with the leaders . They argue , they resolve , they organize ; it is the populace ...
... March was the baptism of blood . The 5th of March was what made the Revolution something beside talk . Revolution always begins with the populace , never with the leaders . They argue , they resolve , they organize ; it is the populace ...
Page 140
... March last . [ Cheers . ] But if there be reconstruction without those slave clauses , then in a little while , longer or shorter , slavery dies — indeed , on any other basis but the basis of '89 , she has nothing else now to do but to ...
... March last . [ Cheers . ] But if there be reconstruction without those slave clauses , then in a little while , longer or shorter , slavery dies — indeed , on any other basis but the basis of '89 , she has nothing else now to do but to ...
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... 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 these four millions of black men . I came ...
... 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 these four millions of black men . I came ...
Contents
In Defense of Lovejoy | 1 |
The Boston Mob | 10 |
The Right of Petition | 23 |
Copyright | |
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