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29 January, 03:32

What was the impact of The Liberator?

A) It brought the perspectives of western politicians into the national slavery debate.

B) it fostered the spread of abolitionist ideas and sentiments.

C) it validated the arguments of proslavery southerners.

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  1. 29 January, 03:37
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    B, garrison, the author, thought that abolitionism needed to better organized and spread further.
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