Wendell Phillips on Civil Rights and FreedomUniversity Press of America, 1982 - 221 pages |
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Page 102
... Virginia . Virginia is only another Algiers . The barbarous horde who gag each other , imprison women for teaching children to read , pro- hibit the Bible , sell men on the auction block , abolish marriage , condemn half their women to ...
... Virginia . Virginia is only another Algiers . The barbarous horde who gag each other , imprison women for teaching children to read , pro- hibit the Bible , sell men on the auction block , abolish marriage , condemn half their women to ...
Page 108
... Virginia that all Pennsylvania was not armed and on the hills . Suppose Massachusetts , free Massachusetts , had not given the world the telegraph , to flash news like sunlight over half the globe . Then Tuesday would have rolled away ...
... Virginia that all Pennsylvania was not armed and on the hills . Suppose Massachusetts , free Massachusetts , had not given the world the telegraph , to flash news like sunlight over half the globe . Then Tuesday would have rolled away ...
Page 109
... Virginia gun fired at John Brown . Hundreds of well - armed Maryland and Virginia troops rushed to Harpers Ferry , and - went away ! You shot him ! Sixteen marines , to whom you pay eight dollars a month - your own representatives ...
... Virginia gun fired at John Brown . Hundreds of well - armed Maryland and Virginia troops rushed to Harpers Ferry , and - went away ! You shot him ! Sixteen marines , to whom you pay eight dollars a month - your own representatives ...
Contents
In Defense of Lovejoy | 1 |
The Boston Mob | 10 |
The Right of Petition | 23 |
Copyright | |
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