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William Lloyd Garrison: Not a solitary slaveholder will I allow to enjoy repose on any other condition than instantly ceasing to be one.

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Not a solitary slaveholder will I allow to enjoy repose on any other condition than instantly ceasing to be one.
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William Lloyd Garrison

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Garrison insists that no slaveholder should find peace until they cease their enslavement.

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