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1854; Gale Group; Linguagem: English

W. J. Linton, Alexander Herzen, Charles Ribeyrolles, A. Herzen, Joseph Mazzini, Alexander Herzen, Stanislaus Worcell, Anthony Zabicki, Leo Zienkowicz, Victor Hugo, W. J. Linton, Walter Savage Landor, John Milton, Charles Ribeyrolles, W. J. Linton, Walter Savage Landor, Joseph Mazzini, Walter Savage Landor, Theodore Parker, Joseph Mazzini,

Frontmatter: The English Republic. Essay: Yet Men Whose Creed Is Custom, I Doubt Not Will Be Still Endeavouring to Hide the Sloth of Their Own Timorous Capacities with This Pretext, That for All This It Is Better to Endure with Patience and Silence This Affliction Which God Hath Sent, The New Map of Europe, The Three Capitals I, Parliament, Liberty and Equality, But Your Universal Suffrage Includes Women, Too?, Slavery and Freedom, But Marriage Is More than Human,'The Covenant of God,' Therefore Man Can Not Dissolve It, But the Policy of Strikes, Austria and the German Confederation, Milton and His Law of Marriage, God and the People, A Few Hours in Preston, Speculative Atheism Abridged from Theodore Parker, The Polish Democratic Committee, The Witches' Cauldron, The Dead Nation, The Point of Union of the Confederation Is the Diet Sitting at Frankfort-On-The-Maine, Opened on November 5th, 1816, John Wycliffe, Miscellaneous News Need Not Occupy Much Space, We Have Not Cared to Give Dr Ruge's Methods of Reconstituting Society, Let Us Now See What Service Is; for Men Have Too Long Been Led to Confound It with Slavery, Cheated into the Belief That Slavery and Service Are the Same, Russia and the Old World Third Letter, Our Claim to Universal Suffrage May Be Based upon These Several Grounds,—The Natural Equality of Humankind, the Right to Assist in Making the Laws That Are to Rule Us, and the Qualification of Tax-Payment, Bomarsund Has Been Taken, the Fortifications Are Demolished, the Stores Have Been Distributed among the Poor Inhabitants of the Island, Between Repressing Outrage and Turning the Cheek to the Smiter There Is No Mean, Mary Wollstonecraft, The Law of Marriage, The Public Function of Woman: a Sermon Preached at Boston, March 27, 1853, Death-Punishment, No Man Urges the Just Divorcing of Adultery as It Is a Sin, but as It Is an Injury to Marriage; and Though It Be but Once Committed, and That without Malice, Whether through Importunity or Opportunity, the Gospel Does Not Therefore Dissuade Him Who Would Therefore Divorce; but That Natural Hatred, Whenever It Arises, Is a Greater Evil in Marriage than the Accident of Adultery, a Greater Defrauding, a Greater Injustice, and yet Not Blameable, He Who Understands Not after All This Representing, I Doubt His Will, like a Hard Speen, Draws Faster than His Understanding Can Well Sanguify: nor Did That Man Ever Know or Feel What It Is to Love Truly, nor Ever yet Comprehended in His Thoughts What the True Intent of Marriage Is, The Christian Religion, Truth and Peace, Speculative Theism Abridged from Theodore Parker, Miscellaneous News, Even upon the Lowest Ground of Tax-Qualification, Every Member of the State Is Entitled to a Vote in the Affairs of the State, Two Hundred Years Ago the English Republic Was a Fact, Eighteen Hundred Years, with Threescore Generations of Men, Have Passed by since Paul First Went to Rome, When Is It That God May Be Said to Join?, Slavery Is the Prevention of Growth and Development: the Prevention of That Self-Controul and Free Conduce Which God Assigned to Man with the Gift of Reason, as the Means of Virtue, History of the Month The War with Russia, The Polish Democratic Society, Kosciusko, The 'Maudlin Pickle', Of Education To Master Samuel Hartlib, Let the Word Philosophy Stand for the Whole Sum of Human Knowledge, and Be Divided into Five Great Departments, or Sciences: Namely, Mathematics, Treating of Quantity and the Relations Thereof, Lamennais, First, and Far above All Else—Treating This Question as Not Only Political, but Moralm We Base the Right—The Rightness—Of Universal Suffrage upon the Natural Equality of Humankind, Robert Blake, The War at Home, Henry Ireton, Practical Atheism Abridged from Theodore Parker, History of the Month (From July 22d to August 26th), Sir Philip Sydney, There Are Men Who Question the Expediency of Universal Suffrage: Who Allow the Abstract Right, but Dare Not Reduce That Right to Practice, Certainly Not at Once—For Fear of Consequences, The Rebellion of Ket the Tanner: a Chapter of the Suppressed History of England, Freedom Implies Self-Controul, New Germany, Coburg Affairs, History of the Month (From June 22nd to July 22nd), History of the Month War at Last, Of the Duty of Acting Mazzini to the National Party, The Polish Anniversary [Commemorated at Hanover: Square Rooms, London, November 29,1853], Practical Theism Abridged from Theodore Parker, The Turkish Question, The Nebraska Territory, The Men of the Coup D'Etat, Schamyl and the Strivers, The Social and Democratic Republic, The Last War, The Austrian Alliance, The Principle of Our Society, by Which It Is Pervaded and Moved, Is Conscious Self-Determination, Universal Suffrage, It Is Next to Be Feared, If One Must Be Still Bound without Reason, by a Deaf Rigour, That When He Perceives the Just Expectance of His Mind, Defeated, He Will Begin Even against Law to Cast about Where He May Find His Satisfaction More Complete, Unless He Be a Thing Heroically Virtuous; and That Are Not the Common Lump of Men, for Whom Chiefly the Laws Ought to Be Made; Though Not to Their Sins, yet to Their Unsinning Weaknesses, It Being above Their Strength to Endure the Lonely Estate Which While They Shunned They Are Fallen Into, To the Russian Soldiers in Poland, Solidarity, Sir Francis Drake, 1649 The People, under God, Are the Original of All Just Power, Multiple Essay Items, Poland Memorandum of the Polish Central Democratic Commitee: to the President of the United States of America, Cromwell's Parliaments, History of the Month Whig War, Palmerston in Again, History of the Month The Eastern Question, And What of Her Whom Sydney Loved?, And Now Look at Two Pictures of Slavery: Common Enough and Well Known, Paul Saith,'It Is Better to Marry than to Burn', Our Second Ground for Universal Suffrage Is the Right to Assist in Making the Laws Which Are to Bind Us, The Policy of Strikes, The Battle of the Alma, It Is Not Good, Saith God, for Man to Be Alone; I Will Make Him a Help Meet for Him, Nationality, Speech of Victor Hugo: over the Grave of Felix Bony, One of the French Exiles (At Jersey, September 27, 1854), The Church of England, Royalty in Spain, Russia and the Old World Second Letter, Abroad, Parliament Meets on the 31st, The Sovereignty of the People, Oliver Cromwell, History of the Month (From Sept. 26th to Oct. 26th), The Knell Has Rung for American Slavery; a Garrison's Strength Has Not Been Used in Vain, Slavery Is of Two Kinds,—The Active and the Passive, War and Judicial Slaughter Stand in the Same Category, Postscript, Last Month, History of the Month The Preston Strike, On the Fast Appointed for K. Charles' Martyrdom, History of the Month (From Auguest 26th to September 26th), This Have I Found, Said the Preacher,—That God Made Men Upright, but They Have Found out Many Inventions, The Royal Oak-Apple, Fit Words, History of the Month (From May 22nd to June 22nd), History of the Month (From Oct. 26th to Nov. 30th), Armand Barbes. Poem, verse: Napier to the Baltic, The Living, Poverty Is Slavery, Tell the Tzar, Chatiments, Singing O for the Republic!, A National Hymn, The Black Huntsman, To the Empress Eugenie, Working Men, A Prayer, Good Lord Deliver Us!, England Once, The Sea-Board Harmodius, The Battle of Newbury (20th of September, 1643), Vane's Last Words, Death of Blake Blake, Mitchel and Meagher!, A Homily, Yes! I Declare to You, I Repeat What I Proclaim, as the Clarion Echoes Back the Trumpet's Loud Acclaim, Peace Cometh Unto All, The Somnambulist, Dream of Sevastopol's Fall, Thorough. Letter to the editor: No Man Was Ever Held by Me in Higher Honor than Blake, Russia and the Old World. Review: England's Foreign Policy. Arts and entertainment: Diplomacy Gone to Sea. Prayer.