Wendell Phillips on Civil Rights and FreedomUniversity Press of America, 1982 - 221 pages |
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... truth , and fair dealing , omitted all “ Ion's " expressions of regard for Mr. Garrison and appreciation of his motives , and reprinted only those parts of the article which undervalue his sagacity and influence , and endorse the common ...
... truth , and fair dealing , omitted all “ Ion's " expressions of regard for Mr. Garrison and appreciation of his motives , and reprinted only those parts of the article which undervalue his sagacity and influence , and endorse the common ...
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... truth we utter and the light we bring . They find that the community are not the honest seekers after truth which they fancied , but selfish politicians and sectarian bigots , who shiver , like Alexander's butler , whenever the sun ...
... truth we utter and the light we bring . They find that the community are not the honest seekers after truth which they fancied , but selfish politicians and sectarian bigots , who shiver , like Alexander's butler , whenever the sun ...
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... truth is on your side . You must have the truth , and must work for it . There are three sorts of men : those who have the truth , but lock it up ; those who have it not , but work like the devil against it ; and those who have it , and ...
... truth is on your side . You must have the truth , and must work for it . There are three sorts of men : those who have the truth , but lock it up ; those who have it not , but work like the devil against it ; and those who have it , and ...
Contents
In Defense of Lovejoy | 1 |
The Boston Mob | 10 |
The Right of Petition | 23 |
Copyright | |
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