AunaLisa Harrison’s Reviews > All on Fire: William Lloyd Garrison and the Abolition of Slavery > Status Update

“Talking will create zeal—zeal, opposition—opposition will drive me to inquiry—inquiry will induce conviction—conviction will lead to action—action will demand union—and then will follow victory.” The Liberator, he vowed, “shall yet live to hail the day of universal emancipation.” (p.126)

“I have need to be all on fire, for I have mountains of ice about me to melt” (p.120)

“… he believed that slavery could only be ended through the power of the gospel” pg. 103.

This applies in the abolition of child-sacrifice/baby murder (aka abortion).

Gradualism in politics was "the very masterpiece of Satanic policy," she said bluntly, for the fear of losing everything by asking too much intimidated reformers into prolonging sinfulness by asking too little. "Truth and justice make their best way in the world when they appear in bold and simple majesty," she wrote