Dedication of the Statue of the Hon George Frisbie Hoar Worcester June Twenty
Dedication of the Statue of the Hon George Frisbie Hoar Worcester June Twenty
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" And as he wrote so he wrought to the end. He was a boy of 18 at college when his father, charged by the Commonwealth with the duty of protecting the rights of its colored seamen, was driven by threat of Oration — Hon. Wm. H. Moody 43 violence from the city of Charleston. It was the fortune of the son more than fifty years later to be received in that city with a delightful hospitality which touched his heart and brought to an end the already softened resentment. But it is no wonder in the ear...ly days, when the memory of that indignity was fresh in his mind, that the first political service which he ever ren- dered was the folding and directing of cir- culars calling in this city a convention of those who believed in free men upon a free soil; nor is it strange when, after his ad- mission to the bar, he came to choose his place of residence that he chose Worcester, chiefly because it was the stronghold of the new anti-slavery party. His ambitions then, as he has stated them, were modest, — a quiet practice, a small income and a few books.
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" And as he wrote so he wrought to the end. He was a boy of 18 at college when his father, charged by the Commonwealth with the duty of protecting the rights of its colored seamen, was driven by threat of Oration — Hon. Wm. H. Moody 43 violence from the city of Charleston. It was the fortune of the son more than fifty years later to be received in that city with a delightful hospitality which touched his heart and brought to an end the already softened resentment. But it is no wonder in the ear...ly days, when the memory of that indignity was fresh in his mind, that the first political service which he ever ren- dered was the folding and directing of cir- culars calling in this city a convention of those who believed in free men upon a free soil; nor is it strange when, after his ad- mission to the bar, he came to choose his place of residence that he chose Worcester, chiefly because it was the stronghold of the new anti-slavery party. His ambitions then, as he has stated them, were modest, — a quiet practice, a small income and a few books.
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