Wendell Phillips

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Wendell Phillips was a leading American abolitionist and a powerful orator who advocated for the immediate emancipation of all enslaved people. A Harvard-trained lawyer, Phillips abandoned his legal practice to dedicate his life to social reform causes. After the Civil War, he championed other issues, including women's suffrage, temperance, and the rights of Native Americans. Remembered as the "golden trumpet of abolition," his speeches were instrumental in shaping public opinion against slavery.

Nov 29, 1811 - Feb 02, 1884 American 20 Quotes

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