Wendell Phillips on Civil Rights and FreedomUniversity Press of America, 1982 - 221 pages |
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Page 100
... better use of iron than forging it into chains . If you must have the metal , put it into Sharps rifles . It is a great deal better used that way than in fetters ; types are better than bullets , but bullets a thou- sand times rather ...
... better use of iron than forging it into chains . If you must have the metal , put it into Sharps rifles . It is a great deal better used that way than in fetters ; types are better than bullets , but bullets a thou- sand times rather ...
Page 205
... better stay here sixteen hours out of the twenty - four ; it keeps them out of mis- chief better than any other place . As long as they work , they are not doing worse . I cannot attend to their houses . " I say to him , " It seems to ...
... better stay here sixteen hours out of the twenty - four ; it keeps them out of mis- chief better than any other place . As long as they work , they are not doing worse . I cannot attend to their houses . " I say to him , " It seems to ...
Page 215
... better man and a more chivalrous citizen when that thrill answered to the memory of the first signer of the Declaration . Gentlemen , these walls are the college for such training . The saving of this landmark is the best monument you ...
... better man and a more chivalrous citizen when that thrill answered to the memory of the first signer of the Declaration . Gentlemen , these walls are the college for such training . The saving of this landmark is the best monument you ...
Contents
In Defense of Lovejoy | 1 |
The Boston Mob | 10 |
The Right of Petition | 23 |
Copyright | |
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