Complexion can in no sense be construed into crime, much less be rightfully made the criterion of rights.


Speech before the Legislative Committee, Massachusetts House of Representatives (1842)


Complexion can in no sense be construed into crime, much less be rightfully made the criterion of rights.

Complexion can in no sense be construed into crime, much less be rightfully made the criterion of rights.

Complexion can in no sense be construed into crime, much less be rightfully made the criterion of rights.

Complexion can in no sense be construed into crime, much less be rightfully made the criterion of rights.