Quotes About 1848
The agitation of the slavery question is mischievous and wicked, and proceeds from no patriotic motive by its authors," Polk wrote in late December 1848.
~ Walter R. Borneman
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En resumen, lo que en 1848 tal vez impresionara a un lector sin compromisos como retórica revolucionaria -o, a lo sumo, como una predicción creíble- puede hoy leerse como una concisa caracterización del capitalismo de fines del siglo XX.
~ Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels
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My grandfather, in 1848, had fled from Germany to find political freedom in the United States.
~ Emanuel Celler
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The Revolution of 1848 found all the Rougons on the lookout, frustrated by their bad luck, and ready to use any means necessary to advance their cause. They were a family of bandits lying in wait, ready to plunder and steal.
~ Émile Zola
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But like every good American, Truman knew he hated Communism. He also hated socialism, which may or may not have been the same thing. No one seemed quite sure. Yet as early as the American election of 1848, socialism—imported by comical German immigrants with noses always in books—was an ominous specter, calculated to derange a raw capitalist society with labor unions, health care, and other Devil's work still being fiercely resisted a century and a half later.
~ Gore Vidal
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Mexico will never accept U.S. military intervention. Mexicans always remember 1848.
~ Jorge Ramos
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Again, the Latinos who became Americans in 1848 were not hurt; they were helped.
~ Dinesh D'Souza
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The events of 1848 and 1849 are interpreted and measured through the lens of the European option of the monolithic nation-state, which is curious since the essence of the Canadian reform movement that came to power in 1848 was the idea of a bilingual state, built on immigration, multiple religions and regional differences. In other words, a non-monolithic, non-European model.
~ John Ralston Saul
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