At an 1854 rally in Framingham, this man controversially burned a copy of the Constitution, calling it a "covenant with death."
Some of this man's early partners were Benjamin Lundy and Isaac Knapp. He was sued for libel by Francis Todd because of what he wrote in his column "The Black List." He was succeeded as president of the organization he founded by Wendell Phillips. At an 1854 rally in Framingham, this man controversially burned a copy of the Constitution, calling it a "covenant with death." In the first issue of his newspaper, he proclaimed "I will not equivocate…I will not retreat a single inch—AND I WILL BE HEARD." For 10 points, name this founder of the American Anti-Slavery Society who also published the newspaper The Liberator.
Some of this man's early partners were Benjamin Lundy and Isaac Knapp.
William Lloyd {Garrison}