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19 February, 00:52

What was the first political party to advocate for abolition?

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    Answer: The party of the "common man" or the early democratic party

    Explanation: They stood for abolishing slavery, individual rights, and state sovereignty. There are also a bunch of other stuff but im not about to rant so ... thats your answer.
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