Wendell Phillips on Civil Rights and FreedomUniversity Press of America, 1982 - 221 pages |
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... twenty years after that event , Wendell Phillips was to address a Boston meeting memorializing it and spelling out ... twenty years ago . At this hour , twenty years ago , I was below in the street - I 10 thank God I am inside the house ...
... twenty years after that event , Wendell Phillips was to address a Boston meeting memorializing it and spelling out ... twenty years ago . At this hour , twenty years ago , I was below in the street - I 10 thank God I am inside the house ...
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... twenty years hence , he too shall have passed away , may it not be till his glad ear has caught the jubilee of the emancipated millions whom his life has been given to save ! This very Female Antislavery Society which was met here twenty ...
... twenty years hence , he too shall have passed away , may it not be till his glad ear has caught the jubilee of the emancipated millions whom his life has been given to save ! This very Female Antislavery Society which was met here twenty ...
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... twenty years ago ; and they showed me the log house , thirty feet square and twenty feet high , in which the first officer of the United States , the first white man , lived , where now are half a million of human beings . There it ...
... twenty years ago ; and they showed me the log house , thirty feet square and twenty feet high , in which the first officer of the United States , the first white man , lived , where now are half a million of human beings . There it ...
Contents
In Defense of Lovejoy | 1 |
The Boston Mob | 10 |
The Right of Petition | 23 |
Copyright | |
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