Wendell Phillips on Civil Rights and FreedomUniversity Press of America, 1982 - 221 pages |
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Page xi
... living marrow of Emer- son's writings . A great civil rights movement will bring to the fore great men who can do more than quote Emerson : who can create their own memorable quotations for a new time . But first they must implement ...
... living marrow of Emer- son's writings . A great civil rights movement will bring to the fore great men who can do more than quote Emerson : who can create their own memorable quotations for a new time . But first they must implement ...
Page xvii
... living marrow of Emer- son's writings . A great civil rights movement will bring to the fore great men who can do more than quote Emerson : who can create their own memorable quotations for a new time . But first they must implement ...
... living marrow of Emer- son's writings . A great civil rights movement will bring to the fore great men who can do more than quote Emerson : who can create their own memorable quotations for a new time . But first they must implement ...
Page 42
... living . If the grave that hides their bodies could swallow also the evil they have done and the example they leave , we might enjoy at least the luxury of forgetting them . But the evil that men do lives after them , and example ...
... living . If the grave that hides their bodies could swallow also the evil they have done and the example they leave , we might enjoy at least the luxury of forgetting them . But the evil that men do lives after them , and example ...
Contents
In Defense of Lovejoy | 1 |
The Boston Mob | 10 |
The Right of Petition | 23 |
Copyright | |
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