Wendell Phillips on Civil Rights and FreedomUniversity Press of America, 1982 - 221 pages |
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Page 44
... influence of the Colonization Society on the welfare of the colored race was the first question our movement encountered . To the close logic , eloquent appeals , and fully sustained charges of Mr. Garrison's Letters on that subject no ...
... influence of the Colonization Society on the welfare of the colored race was the first question our movement encountered . To the close logic , eloquent appeals , and fully sustained charges of Mr. Garrison's Letters on that subject no ...
Page 115
... influence their laws , it is the duty of the pulpit to preach politics . If it were possible to conceive of a community whose opinions had no influence on their government , there the pulpit would have no occasion to talk of government ...
... influence their laws , it is the duty of the pulpit to preach politics . If it were possible to conceive of a community whose opinions had no influence on their government , there the pulpit would have no occasion to talk of government ...
Page 158
... influence of natural prin- ciples . She said : " We acknowledge it to be an evil ; but at the same time it will end by the spread of free principles and the influence of free institutions . " And the North said : " Yes ; we will give ...
... influence of natural prin- ciples . She said : " We acknowledge it to be an evil ; but at the same time it will end by the spread of free principles and the influence of free institutions . " And the North said : " Yes ; we will give ...
Contents
In Defense of Lovejoy | 1 |
The Boston Mob | 10 |
The Right of Petition | 23 |
Copyright | |
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