Wendell Phillips on Civil Rights and FreedomUniversity Press of America, 1982 - 221 pages |
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... facts and arguments . Left to themselves , they would probably have looked up the one and originated the other . As a matter of fact , however , they have generally made use of the materials collected to their hands . But there are some ...
... facts and arguments . Left to themselves , they would probably have looked up the one and originated the other . As a matter of fact , however , they have generally made use of the materials collected to their hands . But there are some ...
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... facts , sound sense , and able arguments , we must necessarily point to results , and demand to be tried by our fruits . Within these last twenty years it has been very rare that any fact stated by your lecturers has been disproved , or ...
... facts , sound sense , and able arguments , we must necessarily point to results , and demand to be tried by our fruits . Within these last twenty years it has been very rare that any fact stated by your lecturers has been disproved , or ...
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... fact . I leap from that town into a large mill , with five hundred employees , and say to the master , " How about the dwellings of your operatives ? How many hours do they have at home ? " " Well , I hope they don't have any . The best ...
... fact . I leap from that town into a large mill , with five hundred employees , and say to the master , " How about the dwellings of your operatives ? How many hours do they have at home ? " " Well , I hope they don't have any . The best ...
Contents
In Defense of Lovejoy | 1 |
The Boston Mob | 10 |
The Right of Petition | 23 |
Copyright | |
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