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... Wade in the Senate , with Kelley , Stevens , Colfax in the House . He was recognized as the most prominent figure in unofficial life . At no other period since their formation did the American 546 PROPHET OF LIBERTY : WENDELL PHILLIPS.
... Wade in the Senate , with Kelley , Stevens , Colfax in the House . He was recognized as the most prominent figure in unofficial life . At no other period since their formation did the American 546 PROPHET OF LIBERTY : WENDELL PHILLIPS.
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... the Hollis Street Church in the presence of a vast throng . In accordance with Phillips's known wishes the services were most simple-- a brief prayer by the Reverend Samuel Longfellow , brother 660 PROPHET OF LIBERTY : WENDELL PHILLIPS.
... the Hollis Street Church in the presence of a vast throng . In accordance with Phillips's known wishes the services were most simple-- a brief prayer by the Reverend Samuel Longfellow , brother 660 PROPHET OF LIBERTY : WENDELL PHILLIPS.
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... Wendell Phillips . ) Library of Congress ( James G. Blaine Papers ; S. P. Chase Papers ; Giddings - Julian Papers . Add . 4 ; Mrs. H. C. Ingersoll Papers ; Theodore D. Weld Papers ; and manuscripts listed as Per- sonal . ) Harvard ...
... Wendell Phillips . ) Library of Congress ( James G. Blaine Papers ; S. P. Chase Papers ; Giddings - Julian Papers . Add . 4 ; Mrs. H. C. Ingersoll Papers ; Theodore D. Weld Papers ; and manuscripts listed as Per- sonal . ) Harvard ...
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The Revolutionary Tradition | 13 |
A New England Boyhood | 18 |
Harvard Days | 26 |
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