An Address to the People of Arkansas by Thomas Boles of Forh Smith, Arkansas

A passionate plea for justice and equality in post-Civil War Arkansas, this address was delivered by the fiery orator Thomas Boles of Fort Smith. Boles rails against the corruption, cronyism, and racism that he sees all around him, and calls on his fellow citizens to rise up and demand better from their leaders. A stirring example of early progressive politics in the American South.

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