Robert Dale Owen Quotes

After Voluntary Exertions On The Part Of Our People To Which The History Of The World Furnishes No Parallel, Is The Old Root Of Bitterness Still To Remain In The Ground, To Sprout And Bear Fruit In The Future As It Has Borne Fruit In The Past?

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