The American Political Tradition and the Men who Made itVintage Books, 1959 - 381 pages |
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Page 141
... Phillips began his practice , a mob rushed down Court Street dragging Garrison by a rope . When the lawyer ran to the street and inquired why the Boston regiment was not called out to protect the vic- tim , a bystander pointed out that ...
... Phillips began his practice , a mob rushed down Court Street dragging Garrison by a rope . When the lawyer ran to the street and inquired why the Boston regiment was not called out to protect the vic- tim , a bystander pointed out that ...
Page 158
... Phillips , who had been an agitator by profession , had no other occupation . He was only fifty - four in 1865 , and it was natural for him to look for another cause ... Phillips soon came to look upon the Civil War as 158 WENDELL PHILLIPS :
... Phillips , who had been an agitator by profession , had no other occupation . He was only fifty - four in 1865 , and it was natural for him to look for another cause ... Phillips soon came to look upon the Civil War as 158 WENDELL PHILLIPS :
Page 367
... Phillips at the Mass - meeting of Workingmen in Faneuil Hall , November 2 , 1865 ( Boston , 1865 ) , The People Coming to Power ! ( Boston , 1871 ) , and Who Shall Rule Us , Money or the People ? ( Boston , 1878 ) , are available in ...
... Phillips at the Mass - meeting of Workingmen in Faneuil Hall , November 2 , 1865 ( Boston , 1865 ) , The People Coming to Power ! ( Boston , 1871 ) , and Who Shall Rule Us , Money or the People ? ( Boston , 1878 ) , are available in ...
Contents
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Andrew Jackson and the Rise of Liberal | 45 |
the Marx of the Master Class | 68 |
Copyright | |
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