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... hundred years.11 Amidst all this came news of what interested Wendell and Ann Phillips more - that a World's Anti - Slavery Convention had been called to meet in London the following June , and that they had been appointed delegates ...
... hundred years.11 Amidst all this came news of what interested Wendell and Ann Phillips more - that a World's Anti - Slavery Convention had been called to meet in London the following June , and that they had been appointed delegates ...
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... hundred and ninety- nine men out of every thousand will disdain to steal . Open to woman a fair field for her industry , let her do anything her hands find to do , and enjoy her gains , and nine hundred and ninety - nine women out of ...
... hundred and ninety- nine men out of every thousand will disdain to steal . Open to woman a fair field for her industry , let her do anything her hands find to do , and enjoy her gains , and nine hundred and ninety - nine women out of ...
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... hundred ; and your lecture must be worth more than mine , - you give facts , I only opinions . " " Small as it is , I am very glad to get it , Mr. Phillips , " she replied . " I would talk at that rate every night during the winter ...
... hundred ; and your lecture must be worth more than mine , - you give facts , I only opinions . " " Small as it is , I am very glad to get it , Mr. Phillips , " she replied . " I would talk at that rate every night during the winter ...
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The Revolutionary Tradition | 13 |
A New England Boyhood | 18 |
Harvard Days | 26 |
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