I had a deep satisfaction in the thought, that the rascality of slaveholders was not concealed from the eyes of the world, and that I was not alone in abhorring the cruelty and brutality of slavery.
Douglass describes his profound relief upon discovering that the world was aware of the injustices of slavery and that he was not alone in his condemnation of it.
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