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Mini Biography

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Garrison later moved to Boston where he became editor of the National Philanthropist in 1828.

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At age 13, after working at a number of jobs, Garrison became an apprentice to Ephraim Allen, editor of the Newbury-port Herald.

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He believed that the U.S. Constitution should have been an Anti-slavery document but it was a hypocrite document.

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When the Civil war broke out he still pumped out newspapers about how slavery was horid.

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William was a voice for woman suffrage during the time writing about it in the papers mostly.

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William wrote some things he witnessed in the news papers to spread the word that slavery is horrible.

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William and Frederick Douglass worked side by side to stop slavery.

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William wrote graphic novels about how the slaves were treated in his paper, "The Liberator".