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| It is amusing that his fiercely anticlerical mother should have insisted on his being initially tutored by a liberal Protestant. The religiously correct version of American history has never given proper credit to the central importance of the Enlightenment concept of natural rights--or to the anticlerical abolitionists who advanced that concept before the public--in building the case against slavery. Due to the strong anti-Catholic and anticlerical nature of the Reform movement, Catholic students remained an opposing force. |
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