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Why is it , that so large a portion of men , born the equal heirs of nature's abundance , are compelled to be the slaves of toil , to waste im- mortal energies , and lose their true life , in the wanton struggle for animal ex- istence ?
Why is it , that so large a portion of men , born the equal heirs of nature's abundance , are compelled to be the slaves of toil , to waste im- mortal energies , and lose their true life , in the wanton struggle for animal ex- istence ?
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There is a natural right of pro- perty , as a natural right of life and liberty - equally conferred by the Cre- ator - belonging to man as man - equal- ly necessary to enable him to accom- plish the destiny assigned him .
There is a natural right of pro- perty , as a natural right of life and liberty - equally conferred by the Cre- ator - belonging to man as man - equal- ly necessary to enable him to accom- plish the destiny assigned him .
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What has pro- duced here , in the free States , where the laborer is acknowledged to be a man , and the equal of all other men , the deathlike apathy concerning the exist- ence of that institution of slavery which crushes the body and ...
What has pro- duced here , in the free States , where the laborer is acknowledged to be a man , and the equal of all other men , the deathlike apathy concerning the exist- ence of that institution of slavery which crushes the body and ...
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Whoever is uppermost , man will still continue in a state of equal suffering , and the world remain unchanged . Good and evil will subsist in the same proportions ; they will only be differently arranged in respect to persons .
Whoever is uppermost , man will still continue in a state of equal suffering , and the world remain unchanged . Good and evil will subsist in the same proportions ; they will only be differently arranged in respect to persons .
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... the maid who had followed with their cloaks and hoods , said , " An ' sure , ma'am , there'll not be two sich young ladies there besides them ; " to which , Mrs. Stanley replied with equal simplicity , " I do not believe there will ...
... the maid who had followed with their cloaks and hoods , said , " An ' sure , ma'am , there'll not be two sich young ladies there besides them ; " to which , Mrs. Stanley replied with equal simplicity , " I do not believe there will ...
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| Título | The United States Magazine and Democratic Review, Volume 16 Volumes 691-694 de American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Editora | Langtree and O'Sullivan, 1815 |
| Original de | Universidade de Indiana |
| Digitalizado | 21 Jan 2009 |
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