William Lloyd Garrison

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“A brief biography which throws little new light on either Garrison or the abolition movement, but presents a clearly outlined picture of the man and his times. Garrison, Letters and Memorials contains a biographical sketch, selected letters to contributors, characteristic editorials and essays, and a few poems, representing Garrison’s forty-one years as editor of The Nation.” — A.L.A. Catalog 1926

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