ils. She had never once visited the south nor ever owned a slave, yet she felt she had to tell the slaves story because they couldn't tell it themselves and it was the moral power she could use against it. Many authors were vital to exposing the evil of slavery for what it was, a crime against all humanity. Theodore Weld published Slavery as it is: Testimony of 1,000 witnesses, thus exposing the daily horrors, the advertising, the shooting of, the auctions and the selling of humans, as slaves, like it was the selling of livestock. Weld's book basically told the story of slavery as really was; being retold former slaves who had gained present freedom. Another man who brought slavery to the Americans minds was William Lloyd Garrison. He was the editor the Liberator, who was greatly opposed to the Constitution, and he even burned an original copy in public, because of its tolerance of slavery in the United States. Some people were just affected or use
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