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Lewis Tappan: “Without your co-operation, the slaveholders, much as they despise you, are powerless.”

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Without your co-operation, the slaveholders, much as they despise you, are powerless.
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Lewis Tappan

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Tappan emphasizes the power of non-slaveholders in the fight against slavery, despite their despised status by slaveholders.

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