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… Shame of the Cities,” Plunkitt of Tammany Hall. Riordon, William L. New York: 1903. I’ve been readin’ a book by … me. The Irish was born to rule, and they’re the honestest people in the world. Show me the Irishman who would steal a … twentieth-century politicians, there ain’t any more honest people in the world just now than the convicts in Sing Sing. …

… and Its Critics.” 203-432-1368 http://history.yale.edu/people/abbas-amanat 320 York St, New Haven, CT 06511-3627 abbas.amanat@yale.edu History William Graham Sumner Professor Emeritus of History … Council …

… Archbishop of New York New York, July 16, 1863 Very many people doubted the authenticity of the document, and argued … one so eminent in the Church, and so influential with his people would be apt to use in communicating with a body of … as the riot in Second-avenue, near Fourteenth-street. William MAnnery, shot in Pitt street. The deceased resided at …

… to Arthur Tappan (7/15/1845) September 29, 1845: Letter to William Lloyd Garrison (September 29, 1845) October 1, 1845: …

… on the Brazilian Frontier Richard Price, College of William and Mary Marronage and Flight: An Overview Loren … Why the U. S. Fugitive Slave Phenomenon Was Crucial William Freehling, University of Kentucky … Gilder Lehrman …

… Nancy McClaughry where he now is. With respect thy friend, William Cock By leaving a letter with Isaac Cock next third day it will come direct to me I have wrote to William Cock in answer to this, and let him know that I …

… and Transnational Migration 203-432-3233 ritm@yale.edu William L. Harkness Hall (WLH ), 309 100 Wall Street 06511 CT …

… respectively, of the Chicago Federation of Labor, and William Buck, editor of the New Majority, a labor organ, … the mayor was unable or unwilling to protect the colored people from assault by mobs. Secondly, it would discourage … period of such publicity had inflamed the minds of many people against Negroes who otherwise would have been …

… in the history of Cambodia. Upwards of two million people perished at the hands of a regime that was closed, … purpose of such proceedings to determine what crimes these people committed, and to punish them accordingly. The dynamic … Khan, Dara Khel , Iem Sok Khim , Ariane Kirtley , Wai-Keng Kwok, Curtis Lambrecht , Barbara Law, Putheara Lay, …

… , Independent Scholar, “‘He Was Capable of Great Things’: William Lanson and the Vagaries of Early Free Black New …

… the energies and obtain the co-operation of the good people of old Scotland in behalf of what he believed to be a … the fourth to the twentieth verses, 4 Ah sinful nation, a people laden with iniquity, a seed of evildoers, children … very wisely taken the counsel of Junius, who said to Sir William Draper, that he should never attract attention to his …

… the abolitionist movement. He became a faithful reader of William Lloyd Garrison’s The Liberator and began attending … the turnscrew. As he recorded in his 1855 autobiography, “People doubted if I had ever been a slave. They said I did … a muck in greedy-eared Britain against America, its people, its institutions, and even against its peace.”[30] …