In these circumstances, the Abolitionists, who were not peace men, and had never asserted the sinfulness of war, ... Yours, WENDELL PHILLIPS. JULY 21, 1863. Share full article.

Inspired by Phillips’ eloquence and conviction, Garrison partnered with him in an alliance that was the beginning of the 1840s abolitionist movement, in which both men denounced the U.S ...

For those who have not identified him, our mystery man is Wendell Phillips (1811-1884), abolitionist par excellence and the inspiration for the naming of the Phillips neighborhood, that slice of ...

The Abolitionists Giving the Right Hand of Fellowship to the Disunionists. WENDELL PHILLIPS ON SECESSION. WENDELL PHILLIPS' ADDRESS. Share full article. Jan. 22, 1861.

On March 24, 1862, abolitionist orator Wendell Phillips spoke to a gathered crowd of reportedly 2,000 people in Cincinnati delivering a lecture on the merits of ending slavery.

Wendell Phillips, completed in 1904 on ... Named for a leading Boston abolitionist, Wendell Phillips High School originally served the children of affluent white families in the mansions and ...

The school, named for Wendell Phillips, an outspoken white abolitionist from Boston, has an ornately designed brick and stone Classical Revival building that opened on Sept. 4, 1904, at 244 E ...

According to Committee on Student Life (CSL) Chair Colin Orians, each finalist embodies the spirit of Wendell Phillips, a man who was known in mid-1800s Boston for his abolitionist efforts and great ...

In the 1830s, a visiting abolitionist, the Rev. Samuel J. May, was run out of Montpelier by an angry mob. ... Wendell Phillips, a leading Boston abolitionist, ...

Isabelle Charles, a senior majoring in English and Africana studies, is the 2023 recipient of the Wendell Phillips Award. This annual award is given to a senior who is both an exceptional speaker and ...