ABNER KNEELAND

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Post-em Notes may be used to add details about this record. • Guidelines & Proper Use • How To Update • Forgot Your Password? Add A Post-em Note Your Name: (required) Your Email: (required)   Notify me when others post to this record. Related Web Page: (optional)   - URL:   - URL Title: Note: (required) characters remaining. Password: (Required) test   Posted on Jun-12-2010 by STEVE HANKEN Kneeland provided William Lloyd Garrison his first speaking platform to address slavery as an issue that needed to be end in 1830. After Garrison went to all the conservative religious heads of the day in Boston, it was Kneeland "the blasphemer" who gave him the only place to voice his feelings, and made Garrison a principle of anti-slavery from that day forward. Steve Hanken may edit or delete this entry: Password: (I Forgot)

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