1. license, height, weight
2. preliminary, parliament, favour
3. writing, illegible
4. likely, lieutenant,
5. library, original, manuscript,
6. spaghetti, majority,
7. incidentally, decided, competition,
8. probably, unnecessary, message, paragraphs,
9. athletes, gymnasium,
10. incredible, acknowledged, appreciated
Answer:
to tell the degree at which the stone fell.
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Answer:
The name of the newspaper is The Liberator.
Explanation:
The Liberator was founded by American Journalist crusader William Lloyd Garrison on the 1st of January 1831 at the United States of America.
Unlike most newspapers, The Liberator was a weekly abolitionist newspaper with a religious tone that appealed to the conscience of readers, urging them to without hesitation, demand for the freedom of slaves.
Asides spreading anti-slavery ideas, The Liberator was also an advocate of women rights until its last issue in 1865.