How did the views of William Lloyd Garrison differ from those of Frederick Douglass?
A) Garrison favored abolition but not equal rights for African-Americans.
B) Douglass did not think women should play a role in abolitionism.
C) Douglass urged ex-slaves to settle in African colonies.
D) Garrison favored a gradual end to slavery.
E) Garrison described the Constitution as an evil document.
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