Wendell Phillips on Civil Rights and FreedomUniversity Press of America, 1982 - 221 pages |
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Page 20
... whole head was not sick , nor the whole heart faint . There were ten men , even in Sodom ! And when the Mayor forgot his duty , when the pulpit prostituted itself , and when the press became a pack of hounds , the women of Boston , and ...
... whole head was not sick , nor the whole heart faint . There were ten men , even in Sodom ! And when the Mayor forgot his duty , when the pulpit prostituted itself , and when the press became a pack of hounds , the women of Boston , and ...
Page 21
... whole circle round . Let us believe that the whole of truth can never do harm to the whole of virtue . Trust it . And remember that , in order to get the whole of truth , you must allow every man , right or wrong , freely to utter his ...
... whole circle round . Let us believe that the whole of truth can never do harm to the whole of virtue . Trust it . And remember that , in order to get the whole of truth , you must allow every man , right or wrong , freely to utter his ...
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... whole Chicago platform . Accordingly , he said : " I will give free rein to my natural feelings and real convictions , till these abolitionists of the Republican ranks shall cry , ' O what a mistake ! We ought to have nominated Seward ...
... whole Chicago platform . Accordingly , he said : " I will give free rein to my natural feelings and real convictions , till these abolitionists of the Republican ranks shall cry , ' O what a mistake ! We ought to have nominated Seward ...
Contents
In Defense of Lovejoy | 1 |
The Boston Mob | 10 |
The Right of Petition | 23 |
Copyright | |
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