Appointed editor in 1828 of the National Philanthropist, a Boston-area newspaper which was the first in the  United States to advocate government enforcement of temperance, this political figure took up his primary cause  after flirting with (and subsequently completely rejecting) the American Colonization Society, an organization  whose mission was to encourage free blacks to emigrate to West Africa.
Appointed editor in 1828 of the National Philanthropist, a Boston-area newspaper which was the first in the  United States to advocate government enforcement of temperance, this political figure took up his primary cause  after flirting with (and subsequently completely rejecting) the American Colonization Society, an organization  whose mission was to encourage free blacks to emigrate to West Africa. Often resorting to such radical techniques  as burning the US Constitution while denouncing it as a "Covenent from Hell" for its compromises made on slavery,  for ten points, name this ardent supporter of immediate abolitionism, the founder of The Liberator.
Appointed editor in 1828 of the National Philanthropist, a Boston-area newspaper which was the first in the  United States to advocate government enforcement of temperance, this political figure took up his primary cause  after flirting with (and subsequently completely rejecting) the American Colonization Society, an organization  whose mission was to encourage free blacks to emigrate to West Africa.
William Lloyd Garrison