A eulogy on Wendell Phillips - African American Perspectives Materials

Grimke, African American author, civil rights leader, and later prominent in the NAACP, reviews the anti-slavery movement after 1820 and praises Phillips as a sincere abolitionist and friend of American blacks. He casts Garrison as the "mother" and Phillips as the "father" of the movement.
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LC copy stamped on verso of t.p.: The bequest of Daniel Murray, Washington, D.C. 1925.