On the record
A King that cannot keep his seat before free speech ought to be unseated.
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Henry Ward Beecher
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gutenberg.orgA King that cannot keep his seat before free speech ought to be unseated.
Beecher believes that a king who cannot withstand free speech should be removed from power.
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An infernal Juno, envious of the destined greatness of this country, hath sent this serpent upon it!
If the South shall give to the country a policy derived from her heathen notions of men, there will be such a peace as men have overdrugged with opium, that deep lethargy just before the mortal convulsions and death!
And aroused by that spirit, there shall spring up the yet unaroused hosts of men that have not bowed the knee to Baal--and we will war it to the knife, and knife to the hilt.
Let us give sap to the tree of Liberty, that it may not wither and die!