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Though he wasn't an abolitionist pre-Civil War, he was against slavery. After the Civil War, he was an active abolitionist. (Why? I don't know. Slavery was gone, what was there to be against?) I remember reading this on Wikipedia a while ago, look it up!

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Thomas Jefferson liked slavery for his mammoth plantation in Monticello, but later he turned bankrupt and decided to help abolish slavery which later helped him to become president. he actually only frees 2 slaves in his lifetime and it was after he died. He had them freed in his will. Glad 2 help;)

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He Felt That No One Should Ever Be a Slave Also he was like Jefferson and Franklin on this

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Daniel ECKAMN BOY!! Daniel ECKAMN BOY!!

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