In Memoriam Frederick Douglass
In Memoriam Frederick Douglass
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He was also a statesman of marked attainments, and his statesmanship was of that high order which led him to recognize the principle of law as proclaimed by Blackstone, viz. , "To command what is right and forbid what is wrong. " Fidelity to this principle of law, not only made him a foe to American slavery, but also to all forms of monopoly, and especially to the most heartless and murderous monopoly of all, the licensed saloon traffic. His conception of law represented under a Republican form... of government made him, of necessity, a defender of equal suffrage, which cause he championed with masterly ability.
The sentiment of Terrance, a Grecian slave, uttered centuries ago, found full expression in the life and work of Frederick Douglass, viz. : "Noth- ing pertaining to the welfare of man is foreign tome. " When he came into the political arena, he found the Whig and Democratic parties wholly dominated by the slave power, and he identified himself with the despised band of abolitionists, known as the Liberty party.
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He was also a statesman of marked attainments, and his statesmanship was of that high order which led him to recognize the principle of law as proclaimed by Blackstone, viz. , "To command what is right and forbid what is wrong. " Fidelity to this principle of law, not only made him a foe to American slavery, but also to all forms of monopoly, and especially to the most heartless and murderous monopoly of all, the licensed saloon traffic. His conception of law represented under a Republican form... of government made him, of necessity, a defender of equal suffrage, which cause he championed with masterly ability.
The sentiment of Terrance, a Grecian slave, uttered centuries ago, found full expression in the life and work of Frederick Douglass, viz. : "Noth- ing pertaining to the welfare of man is foreign tome. " When he came into the political arena, he found the Whig and Democratic parties wholly dominated by the slave power, and he identified himself with the despised band of abolitionists, known as the Liberty party.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Douglass to read onlineMoreLess
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