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Frederick Douglass: There is no roof under which you would be more safe than mine, and there is nothing in my house which you might need for…

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There is no roof under which you would be more safe than mine, and there is nothing in my house which you might need for your comfort, which I would not readily grant.
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Frederick Douglass

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He offers safety and comfort to those who oppose him, showcasing his humanity.

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