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He saw the evil through no mist or haze, but in a light of infinite brightness, which left no line of its ten thousand horrors out of sight.
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Frederick Douglass
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gutenberg.orgHe saw the evil through no mist or haze, but in a light of infinite brightness, which left no line of its ten thousand horrors out of sight.
Douglass describes John Brown's clear and unwavering perception of the horrors of slavery.
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