"Mrs. R. (Ernestine Rose) and myself were talking of the know nothing organizations, when she criticized Lucy Stone and Wendell Philips with regard to their feelings toward foreigners. Said she had heard them both express themselves in terms of prejudice against granting to foreigners the rights of Citizenship."
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Lawyers from the United StatesAbolitionistsFeminists from the United StatesOrators from the United StatesNative Americans' rights activists
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Susan B. Anthony 1854 letter in Mistress of Herself: Speeches and Letters of Ernestine Rose edited by Paula Doress-Worters (2008)
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Wendell Phillips
1811 – 1884
US-amerikanischer Politiker und wichtiger Redner der [[w:Abolitionismus|Abolitionisten]]
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