Wendell Phillips on Civil Rights and FreedomUniversity Press of America, 1982 - 221 pages |
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Page 20
... look back upon . What a miserable refuse public opinion has been for the past twenty years ! —what a wretched wreck of all that republican education ought to have secured ! Take up that file of papers which Mr. Garrison showed you , and ...
... look back upon . What a miserable refuse public opinion has been for the past twenty years ! —what a wretched wreck of all that republican education ought to have secured ! Take up that file of papers which Mr. Garrison showed you , and ...
Page 126
... look at the picture of its effects which Mr. Seward painted at Chicago . Look at our history . Under it , 700,000 slaves have increased to 4,000,000 . We have paid $ 800,000,000 directly to the support of slavery . This secession will ...
... look at the picture of its effects which Mr. Seward painted at Chicago . Look at our history . Under it , 700,000 slaves have increased to 4,000,000 . We have paid $ 800,000,000 directly to the support of slavery . This secession will ...
Page 205
... look the New Testament in the face is a civilization where one man does not depend on the pity of another man's building him a model lodging house ; the civilization which alone can * A. T. Stewart , whose department store was the ...
... look the New Testament in the face is a civilization where one man does not depend on the pity of another man's building him a model lodging house ; the civilization which alone can * A. T. Stewart , whose department store was the ...
Contents
In Defense of Lovejoy | 1 |
The Boston Mob | 10 |
The Right of Petition | 23 |
Copyright | |
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