Their philanthropy was without regard to complexion; they abhorred slavery, as based on injustice and cruelty; and more, as dangerous to our liberties.
Cydnor Tompkins: “Their philanthropy was without regard to complexion; they abhorred slavery, as based on injustice and cruelty; and more…”
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Tompkins praises the philanthropy of those who opposed slavery, emphasizing its inherent injustice.
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