Abolitionist Ideologies and the American Constitution: Diverging Views

This chapter explores the differing beliefs of abolitionists during the Civil War and Reconstruction, particularly their views on the U.S. Constitution. Highlighting figures like Frederick Douglass and William Lloyd Garrison, it examines how these debates reveal deeper societal divisions and their ongoing impact on American politics.

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