This man's most famous work refers to Wendell Phillips as a man who "seems to distill manna and ambrosia from his lips" and claims this writer was not that dissimilar in views from William Lloyd Garrison, whose Liberator this man subscribed to.
This man's most famous work refers to Wendell Phillips as a man who "seems to distill manna and ambrosia from his lips" and claims this writer was not that dissimilar in views from William Lloyd Garrison, whose Liberator this man subscribed to. This author's work was written from his bat-infested mansion at Port Royal, Virginia. His best known work takes its title phrase from the writing of Thomas Carlyle. This man claimed that slavery was "the very best form of socialism" and thus was necessary, albeit without racial restrictions, in his book Sociology for the South. For 10 points, name this man who defended slavery in his book Cannibals All!
This man's most famous work refers to Wendell Phillips as a man who "seems to distill manna and ambrosia from his lips" and claims this writer was not that dissimilar in views from William Lloyd Garrison, whose Liberator this man subscribed to.
George Fitzhugh