Wendell Phillips on Civil Rights and FreedomUniversity Press of America, 1982 - 221 pages |
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Page 164
... blood , instead of standing at the bottom of the list , is entitled , if judged either by its great men or its masses , either by its courage , its purpose , or its endurance , to a place as near ours as any other blood known in history ...
... blood , instead of standing at the bottom of the list , is entitled , if judged either by its great men or its masses , either by its courage , its purpose , or its endurance , to a place as near ours as any other blood known in history ...
Page 172
... blood of the island . And with it he con- quered what ? Englishmen , their equals . This man manufactured his army ... blood in Europe , the Spaniard , and sent him home con- quered [ cheers ] ; at the most warlike blood in Europe , the ...
... blood of the island . And with it he con- quered what ? Englishmen , their equals . This man manufactured his army ... blood in Europe , the Spaniard , and sent him home con- quered [ cheers ] ; at the most warlike blood in Europe , the ...
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... blood . What shall we say as to the punishment of rebels ? The air is thick with threats of vengeance . I admire the motive which prompts these ; but let us remember no cause , however infamous , was ever crushed by punishing its ...
... blood . What shall we say as to the punishment of rebels ? The air is thick with threats of vengeance . I admire the motive which prompts these ; but let us remember no cause , however infamous , was ever crushed by punishing its ...
Contents
In Defense of Lovejoy | 1 |
The Boston Mob | 10 |
The Right of Petition | 23 |
Copyright | |
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