How did Frederick Douglass describe the abolition of slavery?
A) as the beginning of a new task for the nation
B) as the crowning achievement of his life
C) as an indication that white people were just and good-hearted
D) as confirmation that Lincoln was a savior to the nation
E) as a precursor to the establishment of separate states for freed slaves
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