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William Lloyd Garrison: While the present Union exists, I pronounce it hopeless to expect any repose, or that any barrier can be effectually…

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While the present Union exists, I pronounce it hopeless to expect any repose, or that any barrier can be effectually raised against the extension of Slavery.
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William Lloyd Garrison

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Garrison expresses his belief that the existence of the Union offers no hope for peace regarding slavery.

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