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Female Leaders in the Abolition and their Accomplishments

- Sarah and Angelina Grimké were avid abolitionists.
- In 1836, Angelina Grimké published An Appeal to Christian Women of the South, which encouraged women to overthrow the system of oppression.
- William Lloyd Garrison supported the women abolitionists.

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