On the record
The principles, the feelings of our nature, rise in rebellion against it.
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William Lloyd Garrison
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gutenberg.orgThe principles, the feelings of our nature, rise in rebellion against it.
Garrison highlights the natural human response against the injustice of slavery, calling for rebellion against it.
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