Wendell Phillips on Civil Rights and FreedomUniversity Press of America, 1982 - 221 pages |
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Page 89
... dared to speak , his friends dare not repeat ; the life he dared to live , his friends dare not describe , at the foot of his statue ! To mention now what he thought his great achievement will be deemed unkind ! Mr. Everett's silence ...
... dared to speak , his friends dare not repeat ; the life he dared to live , his friends dare not describe , at the foot of his statue ! To mention now what he thought his great achievement will be deemed unkind ! Mr. Everett's silence ...
Page 173
... dared to venture , as a matter of practical statesman- ship , the theory of free trade . Adam Smith theorized , the French statesmen dreamed , but no man at the head of affairs had ever dared to risk it as a practical measure . Europe ...
... dared to venture , as a matter of practical statesman- ship , the theory of free trade . Adam Smith theorized , the French statesmen dreamed , but no man at the head of affairs had ever dared to risk it as a practical measure . Europe ...
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... dared to defy it . Every man that has met it has been crushed to powder ; and the only hope of any effectual grapple with it is in rousing the actual masses , whose interests permanently lie in an opposite direction , to grapple with ...
... dared to defy it . Every man that has met it has been crushed to powder ; and the only hope of any effectual grapple with it is in rousing the actual masses , whose interests permanently lie in an opposite direction , to grapple with ...
Contents
In Defense of Lovejoy | 1 |
The Boston Mob | 10 |
The Right of Petition | 23 |
Copyright | |
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