Wendell Phillips on Civil Rights and FreedomUniversity Press of America, 1982 - 221 pages |
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Page 142
... millions , in the thirty millions , of thirty - four States . Now how do we stand ? In a war - not only that , but a terrific war - not a war sprung from the caprice of a woman , the spite of a priest , the flickering ambition of a ...
... millions , in the thirty millions , of thirty - four States . Now how do we stand ? In a war - not only that , but a terrific war - not a war sprung from the caprice of a woman , the spite of a priest , the flickering ambition of a ...
Page 160
... millions of customers . Delay it , let God grant McClellan victory , let God grant the Stars and Stripes over New Orleans , and it is too late . Jeff Davis will then summon that same element to his side , and twelve millions of ...
... millions of customers . Delay it , let God grant McClellan victory , let God grant the Stars and Stripes over New Orleans , and it is too late . Jeff Davis will then summon that same element to his side , and twelve millions of ...
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... million of men gathered in one place like New York -rots . It cannot force the crowd ; it cannot stand the great ... millions of them don't have enough to eat from January to December . I won't ask for culture , for opportunities for ...
... million of men gathered in one place like New York -rots . It cannot force the crowd ; it cannot stand the great ... millions of them don't have enough to eat from January to December . I won't ask for culture , for opportunities for ...
Contents
In Defense of Lovejoy | 1 |
The Boston Mob | 10 |
The Right of Petition | 23 |
Copyright | |
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