Question

They tell thou art rash and vain,

Answer 1

Answer:

Garrison cared about his image above all else.

Explanation:

This is the image that we get of William Lloyd Garrison based on the poem. In the poem, we learn that Garrison was "rash and vain." We also learn that he desired to have fame, and that he wanted his name to endure throughout history. All of this indicates that Garrison cares about his image above everything else.

Answer 2

Garrison cared about his image above all else