On the record
The Irishman has not only the liberty to emigrate from his country, but he has liberty at home.
Said by
Frederick Douglass
Source
gutenberg.orgThe Irishman has not only the liberty to emigrate from his country, but he has liberty at home.
Douglass points out that the Irish have more freedoms than American slaves, including the right to emigrate.
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