The Trial of Theodore Parker : for the "misdemeanor" of a Speech in Faneuil Hall Against Kidnapping, Before the Circuit Court of the United States, At Boston, April 3, 1855
The Trial of Theodore Parker : for the "misdemeanor" of a Speech in Faneuil Hall Against Kidnapping, Before the Circuit Court of the United States, At Boston, April 3, 1855
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Hanway was not hanged it would appear that a "small and miserable and traitorous faction can resist and annul the laws of the United States." " Put down these factions [the Free-Soil Party, the Liberty Party, the Anti-Slavery Societies], overwhelm them with shame, disgrace, and ruin, or you are not good citizens fulfilling the bonds that bind you to us of the South." The government Attorney declared that Mr. Hanway and others • "Had no right to refuse to assist because it was repugnant to their... consciences.
Conscience ! Conscience ... is the pretended justification for an American citizen to refuse to execute a law of his country." " Damnable^ treasonable doctrine" " He has become a conspirator, he has connected himself with them, and all their acts are his acts, and all their intentions are his intentions." " The whole neighborhood was not only disloyal, but wanting in common humanity : " " the whole region is infected," " in that horde of traitors;" "a whole county, a whole township, a whole neighborhood are involved in plottin i treason." " When you see these things can you not infer , .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hanway was not hanged it would appear that a "small and miserable and traitorous faction can resist and annul the laws of the United States." " Put down these factions [the Free-Soil Party, the Liberty Party, the Anti-Slavery Societies], overwhelm them with shame, disgrace, and ruin, or you are not good citizens fulfilling the bonds that bind you to us of the South." The government Attorney declared that Mr. Hanway and others • "Had no right to refuse to assist because it was repugnant to their... consciences.
Conscience ! Conscience ... is the pretended justification for an American citizen to refuse to execute a law of his country." " Damnable^ treasonable doctrine" " He has become a conspirator, he has connected himself with them, and all their acts are his acts, and all their intentions are his intentions." " The whole neighborhood was not only disloyal, but wanting in common humanity : " " the whole region is infected," " in that horde of traitors;" "a whole county, a whole township, a whole neighborhood are involved in plottin i treason." " When you see these things can you not infer , .
What to read after The Trial of Theodore Parker : for the "misdemeanor" of a Speech in Faneuil Hall Against Kidnapping, Before the Circuit Court of the United States, At Boston, April 3, 1855?
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