Sermons, Speeches, and Letters on Slavery and Its WarArno Press, 1969 - 656 ページ |
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... defend no act which does not stand on this foundation . The question is more important ; is it more difficult ? It seems to be , by the utterances which have gone forth concerning it . " It is destiny , " says one . " It is divine ...
... defend no act which does not stand on this foundation . The question is more important ; is it more difficult ? It seems to be , by the utterances which have gone forth concerning it . " It is destiny , " says one . " It is divine ...
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... defend themselves against their legitimate and dem- ocratic rulers ? What must America say , when an abolition government and nation recognize these supporters of slavery as legitimately rebellious , and permits her vessels full of arms ...
... defend themselves against their legitimate and dem- ocratic rulers ? What must America say , when an abolition government and nation recognize these supporters of slavery as legitimately rebellious , and permits her vessels full of arms ...
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... defend that Union , and to preserve it from de- struction . Though slavery is the causa causans , yet what she does ... defend . They had ceased to oppose the anti - slavery policy in the Union , they opposed the Union itself . The ...
... defend that Union , and to preserve it from de- struction . Though slavery is the causa causans , yet what she does ... defend . They had ceased to oppose the anti - slavery policy in the Union , they opposed the Union itself . The ...
目次
SLAVERY | 1 |
revolution in favor of human rights All other successful revolutions only con | 3 |
Delivered at Wilbraham Massachusetts May 25 1854 on the occa | 33 |
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abolitionism abolitionists America anti-slavery arms blessed blood Border Ruffian brethren brother cast cause Charles Sumner Christ Christian Church civil colored conscience crime dare death declare decree deed defend despised divine duty earth emancipation England enslaved equal evil extirpate eyes faith Faneuil Hall fathers fear feeling freedom Fugitive give glory hand heart heaven holy honor hour human human bond idolatry iniquity Israel John Brown Kansas labor land less liberty light Lord Massachusetts masters ment mighty minister Missouri Compromise moral murder nation nature never North Northern oppressed party perfect Pharisees political prayer preach prejudice race refuse religion sacred Satan seat sentiment servants sins slave power slaveholder slavery social soul South Southern speech spirit stand suffer thee things thou thousand tion to-day triumph truth unto victory voice vote Washington whole wicked William Lloyd Garrison word