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That good old maxim, which has come down to us from revolutionary times, that error may be safely tolerated, while truth is left free to combat it, applies here.
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Frederick Douglass
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gutenberg.orgThat good old maxim, which has come down to us from revolutionary times, that error may be safely tolerated, while truth is left free to combat it, applies here.
Douglass invokes a revolutionary principle that truth must be allowed to counter error.
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