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In manners, in morals, in philosophy, in religion, in ideas of justice, in notions of law, in theories of government, in valuations or men, they are totally dissimilar.
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William Lloyd Garrison
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gutenberg.orgIn manners, in morals, in philosophy, in religion, in ideas of justice, in notions of law, in theories of government, in valuations or men, they are totally dissimilar.
Garrison highlights the fundamental differences in values between those who support slavery and those who oppose it.
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Or is God but a phantom, and the Eternal Law but a figment of the imagination?
While, therefore, the Union is preserved, I see no end to the extension or perpetuity of Chattel Slavery--no hope for peaceful deliverance of the millions who are clanking their chains on our blood-red soil.
But how long it is to curse the earth, and desecrate his image, he alone foresees.
Yet I know that God reigns, and that the slave system contains within itself the elements of destruction.