The Metropolitan; a Monthly Magazine, Devoted to Religion, Education, Literature, And General Information 1
The Metropolitan; a Monthly Magazine, Devoted to Religion, Education, Literature, And General Information 1
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Rose. — I call on this audience to be quiet.
(Ha ! hn ! ha !) Phillips. — We have offered you a chance to answer us; (Voices — "Go Record of EvetUs, 483 back to Boston," " Dry up," and all sorts of colls.) The best thing you can do for us 18 to disturb us and disgrace your city. (Hisses and cries of ** Turn him out.") I have come here with the expectation of waiting long enough to get an audience who will hear me. ^A voice.-^Take a drink.) Phillips. — I want to ask you a Question. Is not all Am...erican law founded on the principle that all persons governed by laws have a right to share in making them. (Cries of " No, no.") My principle is — (voice — " You've fot no principles.'') My principle is, that unless you give woman an opportunity to elp to make the laws, you nave no right to expect that they will believe in tnem. (More hisses.) Such was the confusion that he was obliged to break off in the middle of his speech, after requesting the scoffers to take the plat&rm and answer him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rose. — I call on this audience to be quiet.
(Ha ! hn ! ha !) Phillips. — We have offered you a chance to answer us; (Voices — "Go Record of EvetUs, 483 back to Boston," " Dry up," and all sorts of colls.) The best thing you can do for us 18 to disturb us and disgrace your city. (Hisses and cries of ** Turn him out.") I have come here with the expectation of waiting long enough to get an audience who will hear me. ^A voice.-^Take a drink.) Phillips. — I want to ask you a Question. Is not all Am...erican law founded on the principle that all persons governed by laws have a right to share in making them. (Cries of " No, no.") My principle is — (voice — " You've fot no principles.'') My principle is, that unless you give woman an opportunity to elp to make the laws, you nave no right to expect that they will believe in tnem. (More hisses.) Such was the confusion that he was obliged to break off in the middle of his speech, after requesting the scoffers to take the plat&rm and answer him.
What to read after The Metropolitan; a Monthly Magazine, Devoted to Religion, Education, Literature, And General Information 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kerney, M[artin] J[oseph], 1819-1861. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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