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One of the strongest and most compelling arguments against the cause of slavery came from the [[Bible]] - the parable <!-- Possibly wrong usage --> of "The Selling of [[Joseph]]." <!-- Chapter, verse needed here --> Abolitionists argued that the action of capturing Africans and selling them as slaves was as bad as the capture and selling of Joseph had been.
 
One of the strongest and most compelling arguments against the cause of slavery came from the [[Bible]] - the parable <!-- Possibly wrong usage --> of "The Selling of [[Joseph]]." <!-- Chapter, verse needed here --> Abolitionists argued that the action of capturing Africans and selling them as slaves was as bad as the capture and selling of Joseph had been.
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Most abolitionists during the Civil War were [[conservative]].
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Most abolitionists during the Civil War were [[conservative]].{{who_says}}
    
==Famous Abolitionists==
 
==Famous Abolitionists==
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