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Why where freedom of speech and freedom of the press important to the abolitionist movement?

Why where freedom of speech and freedom of the press important to the abolitionist movement?
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Why where freedom of speech and freedom of the press important to the abolitionist movement?

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Because without these freedoms, the people wouldn't have a choice to speak up for the intolerable actions, because if they did then the government would have just simply dealt with them.
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