1855 A KNOW-NOTHING MANIFESTO. Rare Nativist Work Against Emigrant Suffrage, Catholics, and Naturalization. Reformer Will you take tea with

Will you take tea with me on that evening after which we can go over together

Hasten the blessed time when the knowledge of thee shall cover the earth as the waters do the seas

During this administration he first introduced his Home Rule Bill for Ireland

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Langley 1990

1855 A KNOW-NOTHING MANIFESTO. Rare Nativist Work Against Emigrant Suffrage, Catholics, and Naturalization. Reformer Will you take tea withExceptionally scarce on the market today, A Voice to America (1855) is a highly significant work which served at its publication as a manifesto for emerging mid 19th century American nativism. Published anonymously by Edward Walker but compiled and written by notable literary figures Thomas Bangs Thorpe and Frederick Saunders, the book was designed to provide an intellectual, historical justification for the platform of the Know Nothing Party,