At the turn of the century, the expatriate novelist visited the U.S. for the first time in decades. He left feeling more estranged from his home country than ever.

As aptly stated by abolitionist Wendell Phillips in a quote displayed at the base of a statue located at the entrance of the National Archives: “The heritage of the past is the seed that brings ...

“Twas the saddest week I ever passed,” [abolitionist] Wendell Phillips said. “I could not think then of the general cause, so sad [were] the pleading eyes of the victim.

BOSTON, Sunday, Jan. 20. WENDELL PHILLIPS addressed the Twenty-eighth Congressional Society in Music Hall this afternoon on the state of the crisis.

The museum describes how, in 1866, Anthony was privately approached by abolitionists Theodore Tilton and Wendell Phillips, who asked her to suspend her work on women's suffrage and concentrate on ...

To uphold it in this struggle for existence, is the readiest way to convert the nation into Abolitionists. One year of such war is worth, for this purpose, twenty years of peaceful agitation. 2.

Wendell Phillips, a leading Boston abolitionist, stepped from the crowd and spoke quietly with Young.

Wendell Phillips was a famed 19th-century abolitionist and orator. The Bostonian also fought for women suffrage and workers' rights, among other causes. Phillips received his bachelor's degree in 1831 ...

She worked with fellow abolitionists William Lloyd Garrison, Frederick Douglass and Wendell Phillips to advocate for the freedom of enslaved people, according to historicnorthampton.com.

His book had introductions from two noted White abolitionists; William Lloyd Garrison and Wendell Phillips, and became an immediate sensation, fuelling anti-slavery sentiments in the North of ...

She was the wife of a famous abolitionist named Wendell Phillips, who was so highly regarded for his superior public speaking skills that he was often called “the golden trumpet of abolition.” As I ...