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Frederick Douglass: It is no longer local but national; no longer confined to the South but has invaded the North.

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It is no longer local but national; no longer confined to the South but has invaded the North.
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Frederick Douglass

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Douglass argues that mob violence is no longer confined to the South, but has spread throughout the entire nation.

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