Wendell Phillips, social justice, and the power of the past
By: edited by A J Aisirithe and Donald Yacovone
Series: Antislavery, abolition, and the Atlantic world; Antislavery, abolition, and the Atlantic world
Publisher: Louisiana State University Press
Published: 2016
Place of publication: Baton Rouge
Language: eng
Number of pages: 370
ISBN-13: 9780807164037; 9780807164044; 9780807164051; 9780807164068
Subjects: Abolitionists; Biography; Antislavery movements
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction: Tribune of the People / Donald Yacovone.; title: Wendell Phillips is the subtlest, stubbornest fact of the times: Abolition's golden trumpet and the fall of the slaveholders' republic / James Brewer Stewart.; title: The transatlantic mind of Wendell Phillips and the problem of democracy in America / W. Caleb McDaniel.; title: A Puritan radical: Wendell Philllips's New England religion / Dan McKanan.; title: Wendell Phillips, the rule of law, and antislavery violence / Dean Grodzins.; title: Comfortable in his own skin: Wendell Phillips and racial egalitarianism / James Brewer Stewart.; title: Wendell Phillips, the Constitution, and constitutional politics before the Civil War. / Michael Les Benedict.; title: Wendell Phillips and transatlantic radicalism: democracy, capitalism, and the American labor movement / Peter Wirzbicki.; title: The people coming to power!: Wendell Phillips, Benjamin F. Butler, and the politics of labor reform / Millington W. Bergeson-Lockwood.; title: The rights of others: Wendell Phillips and women's rights / Hélène Quanquin.; title: Wendell Phillips and the American Indian / Angela F. Murphy.; title: Race, radicalism, and remembering Wendell Phillips / Donald Yacovone.; title: The Phillips Community of Minneapolis: historical memory and the quest for social justice / David Moore, Harvey M. Winje, and Susan Ann Gust in consultation with James Brewer Stewart.