On the record
But when Anti-Slavery measures are looked at now, we see them long before the end is accomplished.
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Angelina Emily Grimké
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gutenberg.orgBut when Anti-Slavery measures are looked at now, we see them long before the end is accomplished.
Grimké points out that the impact of anti-slavery measures may not be fully visible until the end of the struggle is reached.
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