On the record
The pulpits of New England, representing in unprecedented extent the popular voice there, now proclaim that six States, with all the fervor of religious conviction, protest against your outrage.
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gutenberg.orgThe pulpits of New England, representing in unprecedented extent the popular voice there, now proclaim that six States, with all the fervor of religious conviction, protest against your outrage.
Sumner notes that the pulpits of New England are vocally protesting against perceived injustices.
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