Frederick Douglass: “What labor everywhere wants, what it ought to have, and will some day demand and receive, is an honest day’s pay for an…”

But we are not here to applaud manly courage, save as it has been displayed in a noble cause.

The friendless and hungry boy, in his extremest need, found himself in the strong protecting arms of his mother.

I looked into this kitchen with peculiar interest, and remembered that it was there I last saw my mother.

Land is not worth much where there are no people to occupy it, and a mule is not worth much where there is no one to drive him.