On the record
No man is to be injured in his person, mind, or estate.
Said by
William Lloyd Garrison
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gutenberg.orgWilliam Lloyd Garrison: “No man is to be injured in his person, mind, or estate.”
Editor's note · Context
Garrison asserts the principle that no individual should suffer harm to their person, mind, or property.
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