Wendell Phillips on Civil Rights and FreedomUniversity Press of America, 1982 - 221 pages |
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Page 37
... Speech , in which , it will be remembered , he defended the Fugitive Slave Law , and fully committed himself to the Compromise Measures . Before taking his stand on that occasion , he is said to have corresponded with Professor Stuart ...
... Speech , in which , it will be remembered , he defended the Fugitive Slave Law , and fully committed himself to the Compromise Measures . Before taking his stand on that occasion , he is said to have corresponded with Professor Stuart ...
Page 68
... speech of any kind , except on slavery . Mr. Webster , having indulged now and then in a little easy rhetoric , as at Niblo's and elsewhere , opens his mouth in 1840 , generously contributing his aid to both sides , and stops talking ...
... speech of any kind , except on slavery . Mr. Webster , having indulged now and then in a little easy rhetoric , as at Niblo's and elsewhere , opens his mouth in 1840 , generously contributing his aid to both sides , and stops talking ...
Page 126
... speech . Witness John Adams's sedition laws . Witness mobs of well - dressed merchants in every Northern city now . Witness one half of the Republican Party lamenting free speech , this hour , throughout the North . Mr. Seward confessed ...
... speech . Witness John Adams's sedition laws . Witness mobs of well - dressed merchants in every Northern city now . Witness one half of the Republican Party lamenting free speech , this hour , throughout the North . Mr. Seward confessed ...
Contents
In Defense of Lovejoy | 1 |
The Boston Mob | 10 |
The Right of Petition | 23 |
Copyright | |
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