Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Might and Right, by a Rhode Islander
People have hearts, though Politicians, and Legis lators, may not have.
Believing in the unity Of Human Rights the unity Of Freedom we can see that the injury of any member, is the injury Of the whole body, and wrong towards any part is wrong towards the whole. It becomes, then, the bounden duty of him who labors in the cause Of man, to neglect no sufferers about him who wear the human form, even though their creeds, both political and moral, may differ from his own. And to all others, who have no conscience to bear upon the question, it should become a matter of policy of downright selfishness. Let them look to it, when Human Rights are trodden under foot, that their own are not injured, or even crushed amid the common wreck.
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