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We shall speak against slavery, as we have hitherto done. We can find no language that has power to express the hatred we have towards so vile and so wicked an institution. We hate it. We abhor it. We loathe it. We detest and despise it as a giant sin against God, and an awful crime upon man.
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as a newspaper that would campaign vigorously and tirelessly for the complete abolition of slavery. This was a remarkable position for an
American publication to take at that time, especially in an overwhelmingly white town where the major employers were large
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As the public mood became more receptive to the abolitionist message, the circulation figures picked up. While continuing to fulfill its original function as official organ of the Free Will
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visited Dover to canvass support in the presidential elections of that year, editor
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took over as editor in
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Thus we feel ourself, and thus we teach our children to feel, and dying we will teach them so.
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