The Works of Robert G. Ingersoll, Complete Contents: Dresden Edition—Twelve VolumesIngersoll, Robert Green
Religion
The Works of Robert G. Ingersoll, Complete Contents: Dresden Edition—Twelve Volumes
Ingersoll, Robert Green
Free thought
SHOULD INFIDELS SEND THEIR CHILDREN TO SUNDAY SCHOOL?
WHAT WOULD YOU SUBSTITUTE FOR THE BIBLE AS A MORAL GUIDE?
GOVERNOR ROLLINS' FAST-DAY PROCLAMATION.
A LOOK BACKWARD AND A PROPHECY.
POLITICAL MORALITY.
A FEW REASONS FOR DOUBTING THE INSPIRATION OF THE BIBLE.
DETAILED CONTENTS OF VOLUME XI.
ADDRESS ON THE CIVIL RIGHTS ACT.
Introduction by Frederick Douglass("Abou Ben Adhem")óDecision of
the United States Supreme Court pronouncing the Civil Rights Act
UnconstitutionalóLimitations of JudgesóIllusion Destroyed by the
Decision in the Dred Scott CaseóMistake of Our Fathers in adopting
the Common Law of EnglandóThe 13th Amendment to the Constitution
QuotedóThe Clause of the Constitution upholding SlaveryóEffect of
this ClauseóDefinitions of a State by Justice Wilson and Chief Justice
ChaseóEffect of the Thirteenth AmendmentóJustice Field on Involuntary
ServitudeóCivil Rights Act QuotedóDefinition of the Word Servitude by
the Supreme CourtóObvious Purpose of the AmendmentóJustice Miller
on the 14th AmendmentóCitizens Created by this AmendmentóOpinion
of Justice FieldóRights and Immunities guaranteed by the
ConstitutionóOpinion delivered by Chief-Justice WaiteóFurther Opinions
of Courts on the question of CitizenshipóEffect of the 13th, 14th and
15th Amendmentsó"Corrective" Legislation by CongressóDenial of equal
"Social" PrivilegesóIs a State responsible for the Action of its Agent
when acting contrary to Law?óThe Word "State" must include the People
of the State as well as the Officers of the StateóThe Louisiana Civil
Rights Law, and a Case tried under itóUniformity of Duties essential to
the CarrieróCongress left Powerless to protect Rights conferred by the
ConstitutionóDefinition of "Appropriate Legislation"óPropositions laid
down regarding the Sovereignty of the State, the powers of the General
Government, etc.óA Tribute to Justice HarlanóA Denial that Property
exists by Virtue of LawóCivil Rights not a Question of Social
EqualityóConsiderations upon which Social Equality dependsóLiberty not
a Question of Social EqualityóThe Superior ManóInconsistencies of the
PastóNo Reason why we should Hate the Colored PeopleóThe Issues that
are upon Us.
TRIAL OF C. B. REYNOLDS FOR BLASPHEMY.
ADDRESS TO THE JURY.
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