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Which of the following men openly objected to the fact that the Anti-Slavery Convention in London prohibited women from attending? A) Abraham Lincoln B) Nathaniel Hawthorne C) Charles Finney D) William
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Which of the following men openly objected to the fact that the Anti-Slavery Convention in London prohibited women from attending?

A) Abraham Lincoln
B) Nathaniel Hawthorne
C) Charles Finney
D) William Lloyd Garrison

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B) Nathaniel Hawthorne is the answer

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D) William Lloyd Garrison

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