This man originally was an Alabama plantation owner, but became a Huntsville lawyer and began to reanalyze his views on slavery.
This man originally was an Alabama plantation owner, but became a Huntsville lawyer and began to reanalyze his views on slavery. Eventually founding the abolitionist newspaper The Philanthropist, he served as the vice-president of the World Anti-Slavery Convention. For 10 points, name this man best known for running as the Liberty Party's presidential nominee in 1844.
This man originally was an Alabama plantation owner, but became a Huntsville lawyer and began to reanalyze his views on slavery.
James G. Birney