Prophet of Liberty: The Life and Times of Wendell PhillipsBookman Associates, 1958 - Всего страниц: 814 |
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... soldiers were granted furloughs and would come home to vote in their uniforms at their separate polling places , they would be an important influence in creating enthusiasm for the Union 506 PROPHET OF LIBERTY : WENDELL PHILLIPS.
... soldiers were granted furloughs and would come home to vote in their uniforms at their separate polling places , they would be an important influence in creating enthusiasm for the Union 506 PROPHET OF LIBERTY : WENDELL PHILLIPS.
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... us , a mere handful of people with little means , with no agents in the field , no longer separate , and swallowed up in the great ocean of popular feeling against slavery , to assume 512 PROPHET OF LIBERTY : WENDELL PHILLIPS.
... us , a mere handful of people with little means , with no agents in the field , no longer separate , and swallowed up in the great ocean of popular feeling against slavery , to assume 512 PROPHET OF LIBERTY : WENDELL PHILLIPS.
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... separate schools , then their best interests cannot be secured under any system of public state instruction . We must give up the theory , and they must , from the nature of the case , resort to private schools . " Finally in a parting ...
... separate schools , then their best interests cannot be secured under any system of public state instruction . We must give up the theory , and they must , from the nature of the case , resort to private schools . " Finally in a parting ...
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The Revolutionary Tradition | 13 |
A New England Boyhood | 18 |
Harvard Days | 26 |
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