The act, in both cases, is essentially the same--equally inhuman, immoral, piratical.
William Lloyd Garrison: “The act, in both cases, is essentially the same--equally inhuman, immoral, piratical.”
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Garrison equates the acts of slavery and oppression as fundamentally inhumane and immoral.
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