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Frederick Douglass: But, fellow-citizens, I do not despair, and no power that I know of can make me despair of the ultimate triumph of…

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But, fellow-citizens, I do not despair, and no power that I know of can make me despair of the ultimate triumph of justice and liberty in this country.
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Frederick Douglass

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He expresses hope for the eventual victory of justice and liberty in America.

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