Wendell Phillips on Civil Rights and FreedomUniversity Press of America, 1982 - 221 pages |
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... slaveholders , since harsh language directed at conservative divines simply antagonized their parishioners . Some thought political action was needed to unite Northerners on a moderate antislavery platform . In 1840 , a handful of ...
... slaveholders , since harsh language directed at conservative divines simply antagonized their parishioners . Some thought political action was needed to unite Northerners on a moderate antislavery platform . In 1840 , a handful of ...
Page 64
... slaveholders would have the strength of old associations , and of peculiar laws in their own States , which gives those States wholly into their hands . But is Mr. Giddings willing to sit down with slaveholders , “ like a band of ...
... slaveholders would have the strength of old associations , and of peculiar laws in their own States , which gives those States wholly into their hands . But is Mr. Giddings willing to sit down with slaveholders , “ like a band of ...
Page 132
... slaveholders had always closely watched the Cab- inet , and kept a majority there , in order to preserve the ascend ... slaveholder willingly , and he never expected the time would come when he should lay down the principle of refusing ...
... slaveholders had always closely watched the Cab- inet , and kept a majority there , in order to preserve the ascend ... slaveholder willingly , and he never expected the time would come when he should lay down the principle of refusing ...
Contents
In Defense of Lovejoy | 1 |
The Boston Mob | 10 |
The Right of Petition | 23 |
Copyright | |
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