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Why did abolitionists use antislavery literature to promote their cause, and what effect did it have in the slavery debate?
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Why did abolitionists use antislavery literature to promote their cause, and what effect did it

have in the slavery debate?

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They used stories of fugitive slaves to gain sympathy for their cause, it also informed people about the evils of slavery.

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