On the recordJanuary 1, 1855
The quiet prayer meeting, and the stormy halls of national debate, share its presence alike.
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Frederick Douglass
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gutenberg.orgThe quiet prayer meeting, and the stormy halls of national debate, share its presence alike.
Douglass illustrates the widespread influence of the anti-slavery movement, affecting both private religious gatherings and public political discourse.
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Father he might be, and not be husband, and could sell his own child without incurring reproach, if in its veins coursed one drop of African blood.
He was called upon not merely to administer the government, but to decide, in the face of terrible odds, the fate of the Republic.