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William Lloyd Garrison

CHAPTER XV
18/22

But William's patience was infinite, and his yearning and pity at such times were as sweet and strong as a mother's.

Death rung the curtain down in the fall of 1842, on this miserable life with its sorry and pathetic scenes.
About this time a trial of a different sort fell to the lot of Garrison to endure.

The tongue of detraction was never more busy with his alleged infidel doctrines or to more damaging effect.

Collins, in England, seeking to obtain contributions for the support of the agitation in America found Garrison's infidelity the _great lion_ in the way of success.

Even the good dispositions of the venerable Clarkson were affected by the injurious reports in this regard, circulated in England mainly by Nathaniel Colver, a narrow and violent sectary of the Baptist denomination of the United States.


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