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Angelina Emily Grimké: He told me that the effect upon his mind was so great, that he sat down and wept to think he had allowed himself to be…

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He told me that the effect upon his mind was so great, that he sat down and wept to think he had allowed himself to be so prejudiced against a person, who was so entirely different from what his enemies had represented him to be.
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Angelina Emily Grimké

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Grimké recounts a man's emotional realization about his prejudices against Garrison.

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