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Excerpt from A Brief Review of the First Annual Report of the American Anti-Slavery Society: With the Speeches Delivered at the Anniversary Meeting, May 6th, 1834
Let it not be supposed, however, that in thus reasoning with these mistaken and misguided men on their own ground, we abate a single iota of the censure and reprobation which we have attempted to show is justly merited by the attitude they have taken. We believe they are radically wrong in their theorizing, and by consequence, radically wrong in their practice, and this we have attempted to prove in the following pages. Still, to their persons we feel nought but good will, while for their errors we have no more charity than for sin in any other form. In the discharge of our duty to them, and the cause of patriotism and religion, we have therefore spoken plainly and fearlessly, as one that must give an account. What I have written, I have, written.
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