Wendell Phillips on Civil Rights and FreedomUniversity Press of America, 1982 - 221 pages |
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Page vii
Wendell Phillips Louis Filler. In issuing this edition of Wendell Phillips's work , it seems desirable to underscore what is spelled out in the following Introduction , and elsewhere : the special nature of Phillips's writing . It is ...
Wendell Phillips Louis Filler. In issuing this edition of Wendell Phillips's work , it seems desirable to underscore what is spelled out in the following Introduction , and elsewhere : the special nature of Phillips's writing . It is ...
Page xiv
... Phillips never permitted Everett to rest secure in his fame . Phillips's own methods directly opposed those of this distinguished " dough- face " : this Northerner with Southern principles . Phillips wasted no time on intellectual ...
... Phillips never permitted Everett to rest secure in his fame . Phillips's own methods directly opposed those of this distinguished " dough- face " : this Northerner with Southern principles . Phillips wasted no time on intellectual ...
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Wendell Phillips Louis Filler. corner of American life . * Many of them require analysis that can bring closer to us the thoughts they pursued and the conclusions they reached . Few of their writings have quite the ready rela- tionship ...
Wendell Phillips Louis Filler. corner of American life . * Many of them require analysis that can bring closer to us the thoughts they pursued and the conclusions they reached . Few of their writings have quite the ready rela- tionship ...
Contents
In Defense of Lovejoy | 1 |
The Boston Mob | 10 |
The Right of Petition | 23 |
Copyright | |
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