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Why are the abolitionist of the early 1800s considered radical ? 

Why are the abolitionist of the early 1800s considered radical ? 
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Why are the abolitionist of the early 1800s considered radical ? 

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A lot of it was because people feared change. Many people supported slavery and those who didn’t were considered different and speaking out on a common topic will make you stand out.
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