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William Lloyd Garrison

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On such a theme, 'twere impious to be calm Passion is reason, transport temper here.

No! No! I never will dilute or modify my language against slavery - against the plunderers of my fellow men - against American kidnappers. They shall have my honest opinions. Of their conduct.

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Pages: 28

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Forgotten Books

Release: January 29, 2019

ISBN: 1330940628

ISBN 13: 9781330940624

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Address Delivered in Boston, New York and Philadelphia (Classic Reprint)

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