The Emancipation of Slaves

cher 27). Garrison taking a sarcastic tone was trying to show that the people of the North were fully aware of what was going on and still allowed it to continue. Throughout all of Garrison's life, he was always the one to call people on their ignorance and their lack of knowledge on slavery. Garrison's goal in life was to show every American and European that black people were equal to white people and there was no inferiority between the two.
             During Garrison's vocation as an abolitionist he took credit for over 328 different abolitionist groups. The most important and respected group was the American Anti-Slavery Society which was founded in 1833 (Tackach 19). The three other important abolitionist leaders responsible for establishing the American Anti-Slavery Society were Theodore Dwight Weld, Arthur Tappan, and Lewis Tappan (Potter 40). Militant in the fight against slavery, the organizers were regarded in the South as fanatics; members of the society were denounced, and meetings were b
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