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… in detail, of burnings, beatings, and drownings. This, we are please to observe, is not so universal as it was during … City, and add further infamy to the rowdies and rioters who have so completely upset the ordinary routine of the …

… MacMillan Center hosted Ambassador (Ret.) Nicholas Burns, who presented its annual George Herbert Walker Jr. Lecture in … America is in good shape as a global power,” he said. “We are the world leader economically. We should be the world …

… There can’t be no real patriotism while it lasts. How are you goin’ to interest our young men in their country if … this city today. There are ten thousand good offices, but we can’t get at more than a few hundred of them. How are we goin’ to provide for the thousands of men who worked for the Tammany ticket? It can’t be done. These …

… the blood-stained dollars. He said, although there are no slaves in the free states, these states have … There are 300,0[00] slaveholders in the United States, men who hold, in their own right, men as property—there are about … sword, I appeal to the understanding and the hearts of men—we use these weapons, and hope that God will give us the …

… the large grants of land, with vigour, stimulating many who would not have otherwise thought of leaving their homes … they not been cursed by the infernal spirit of slavery. We do not hear of much confusion in Texas, until 1828 or … worship God as our conscience dictates; many of us are Methodists—many are Presbyterians; if you will allow us …

… find themselves at war over their history—what it is, who owns it, how it should be interpreted and taught. In … latest history war has to play out in politics, whether we like it or not. This is especially true as we limp, … sides declaring surrender unacceptable. Political teams are chosen, and the media both fuels and thrives on the …

… so often to answer the questions ‘What is going on? Where are we? Is this unprecedented? Is this 1859?’ ” The conference, … political scientists, legal scholars, and journalists who paneled the conference took up this task with rigor. …

… anti-slavery activist and one of the few local leaders who offered their support to Prudence Crandall and her … he has harsh words to say about Northern racism as well: We are shamefully indifferent to the injuries inflicted upon our …

… and then I went back after I came out of the Army. After we had come out a parcel of we men that was in the Army and … see whether it was possible we could stay under a people who had held us under bondage or not. Then we did so and … whether we could remain in the South amongst the people who had held us as slaves or not. We continued that on till …

… can demonstrate an intervention’s potential, but they are typically not designed to predict what will happen when … complicated when a program is scaled up,” said Mobarak, who has a joint appointment in the Department of Economics and the Yale School of Management (SOM). “We aim to answer questions about what will happen when a …