Abolitionists argued against slavery on all of the following grounds EXCEPT

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The Constitution, at the time of the abolitionist movement, did not explicitly guarantee freedom and equality for all men, especially considering the existence of slavery and the three-fifths compromise. Abolitionists often argued from moral, economic, and religious perspectives, but the original Constitution itself was seen by many as accommodating slavery.

Abolitionists Argued Against Slavery on All of the Following Grounds