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Some of the Evangelicalism of the 1820s in America,
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in the 1830s, became a much more radical kind of Evangelicalism
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in terms of the social changes that they were advocating.
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Having said all that, that same Evangelical Christian
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who becomes an abolitionist
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may indeed have been a virulent Temperance advocate
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and saw demon rum as as big a demon as demon slaveholding.
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The second cause of this roots of radicalism
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is what we might call perceptions of southern intransigence
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or perceptions of southern truculence.
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In the 1820s
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a lot of these early young they're youthful, they’re only in their twenties