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How did William Lloyd Garrison influence the abolitionist movement?

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Lelu [443]1 year ago

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The contribution of William Loyd to the abolitionist movement was that He wrote an abolitionist newspaper.

<h3>Who was William Lloyd in the United States?</h3>

This was a white man who was an abolitionist, a publisher and a civil rights activist.

He was a Christian and a social reformer. The newspaper titled Liberator was his weekly abolitionist paper.

Raed more on William Lloyd here: brainly.com/question/1376819

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