Wendell Phillips on Civil Rights and FreedomUniversity Press of America, 1982 - 221 pages |
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Page 53
... effort was to enlist the clergymen of Boston in the support of his views . On their aid he counted confidently in his effort to preach im- mediate repentance of all sin . He did not go , with malice pre- pense , as some seem to imagine ...
... effort was to enlist the clergymen of Boston in the support of his views . On their aid he counted confidently in his effort to preach im- mediate repentance of all sin . He did not go , with malice pre- pense , as some seem to imagine ...
Page 87
... effort to lift the yoke of cruel or unequal legislation from the neck of its victim ; not one attempt to make the code of his country wiser , purer , better ; not one effort to bless his times or breathe a higher moral purpose into the ...
... effort to lift the yoke of cruel or unequal legislation from the neck of its victim ; not one attempt to make the code of his country wiser , purer , better ; not one effort to bless his times or breathe a higher moral purpose into the ...
Page 164
... effort to con- vince you that the Negro race , instead of being that object of pity or contempt which we usually consider it , is entitled , judged by the facts of history , to a place close by the side of the Saxon . Now races love to ...
... effort to con- vince you that the Negro race , instead of being that object of pity or contempt which we usually consider it , is entitled , judged by the facts of history , to a place close by the side of the Saxon . Now races love to ...
Contents
In Defense of Lovejoy | 1 |
The Boston Mob | 10 |
The Right of Petition | 23 |
Copyright | |
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