This is a Ralph Waldo Emerson quote from a speech entitled "The Assault on Mr. Sumner, in 1856.
Abraham Lincoln said this during his famous House Divided speech in 1858. He argued that the nation could not endure being half slave and half free, and that ultimately it would either have to abandon slavery or abandon the principles of freedom upon which it was founded.
Abraham Lincoln said, "If slavery is not wrong, nothing is wrong." This quote reflects his strong stance against the institution of slavery.
The philosopher who said this is Jean-Paul Sartre. He believed that individuals' freedom is always in tension with the freedom of others, leading to a perpetual struggle between people's desires and the constraints they impose on each other.
Abraham Lincoln famously stated, "If slavery is not wrong, nothing is wrong." This sentiment reflects his strong stance against the institution of slavery.
Karl Marx, a German philosopher and revolutionary socialist, is often attributed with the quote "man can feel freedom and enjoy freedom only if exploitation of man by man comes to an end." Marx believed that true freedom could only exist in a society where class distinctions and hierarchies were eradicated.
Abraham Lincoln said this in a letter to Albert G. Hodges in 1864.
Richmond Enquirer, 1856: "Democratic liberty exists solely because we have slaves . . . freedom is not possible without slavery."
it was a slave sueing for his freedom and lost. the aboltionist in north were shocked and it also said Congress can not ban slavery in teritorys
Karl Marx, a German philosopher and revolutionary socialist, is often attributed with the quote "man can feel freedom and enjoy freedom only if exploitation of man by man comes to an end." Marx believed that true freedom could only exist in a society where class distinctions and hierarchies were eradicated.
Gettysburg was the farthest north that the Confederates went. It was the beginning of the end of the war. At the time many did not think much of the speech because it was so short. Yet Lincoln showed that the slavery needed to end. He said "that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom"
Who said that "taxation is the road to slavery?"
i think ihere because they used slavery in old dayes then there was a new mayor and said slavery is a lawa
john quincey adams John Quincy Adams, who was returned to Congress after his term as President, in a speech to the House of Representatives said: "If slavery must go by blood and war, let war come."
Frederick Douglass
This quote is often attributed to Ralph Ellison, an American author known for his novel "Invisible Man." The quote highlights the idea that perceptions of freedom and slavery can vary greatly depending on one's perspective and experiences.
The Missouri Compromise said that any land below Missouri is slavery land, and any land above that, is freedom.
I think it was from the House of Burgesses... that's wat it said in my textbook.
Lincoln said slavery was wrong and unjust.