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Andreyy89
4 years ago
7

who do you think garrison is referring to when he states that he is aware that many object to the severity of his language?​

History
1 answer:
Igoryamba4 years ago
3 0

Garrison is referring to the Liberator

Explanation:

William Lloyd Garrison said ,I'll be quite as harsh as reality and as intransigent as justice. I do not want to think, talk or write moderately on this topic.

No! no! Tell a man which house is still on fire and give him a mild warning; tell him to save his wife reasonably from the hand of the ravener; ask the mother to slowly extract her child from the fire into that he fell.

I'm in earnest—-I'm not going to make a mistake—-I'm not going to excuse—-I'm not going to withdraw a single inch—and I'm going to be here.

The complacency of the citizens is enough to spring from each statue and hasten the dead to rise.

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