Freedom of speech vindicated
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Freedom of speech vindicated
By Joshua R. Giddings, United States. Congress House, Buell & Blanchard
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SlaverySpeeches in CongressLegislative bodiesFreedom of debate
Places
United States
People
Franklin Pierce (1804-1869)
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