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At the arena, he moved to the microphone used by the speechmakers and his remarks carried all around. Burchard begins this thoroughly researched biography with Frederick Douglass's first encounter with William Lloyd Garrison at a Nantucket meeting of abolitionists in 1841, at which Garrison's powerful speech inspired Douglass as a speechmaker and writer. Q: But you have a character in your quartet warn Minke "to be a writer, and not a speechmaker. |
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