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Frederick Douglass: Besides, such demonstrations of popular feeling in regard to large benefits received and progress made, are consistent…

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Besides, such demonstrations of popular feeling in regard to large benefits received and progress made, are consistent with and creditable to human nature.
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Frederick Douglass

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He argues that public demonstrations of gratitude for progress are a natural part of human behavior.

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