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Be not afraid to speak openly of your wrongs, and of the true cause of them.
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Lewis Tappan
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gutenberg.orgBe not afraid to speak openly of your wrongs, and of the true cause of them.
Tappan encourages open discussion about injustices and their true causes, advocating for transparency.
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