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Frederick Douglass: I have talked with many men, but I remember none, who seemed so deeply excited upon the subject of slavery as he.

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I have talked with many men, but I remember none, who seemed so deeply excited upon the subject of slavery as he.
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Frederick Douglass

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Douglass recalls the profound impact of slavery on John Brown, noting his passionate engagement with the issue.

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