William Lloyd Garrison was a famous journalist, an abolitionist, and a voice of reform in the 19th century. The Liberator, his anti-slavery newspaper published in Boston, became an emancipation of American slavery. It became Garrison’s famous contribution to the abolitionist cause. His goal was to convey that slavery was not only morally wrong but also against the goals of Republic, which was liberty and equality for everyone. The Southerners condemned him as a troublemaker who encouraged the slaves to insurrection. Garrison was more of a confrontational in his stance against slavery and urged all Americans to support his cause. His conception rapidly expanded throughout the North. With the development of print technology, a handful of antislavery
