Quote by William Lloyd Garrison

The success of any great moral enterprise does not depend upon numbers.

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This quote suggests that the accomplishment or achievement of a significant moral undertaking is not determined by the quantity or size of people involved. Instead, it implies that the key factor for success in such endeavors lies in the quality and strength of character, principles, and actions undertaken by individuals, regardless of how many are involved. The quote emphasizes that the impact of moral initiatives derives from the integrity and values embraced by those who partake in them, rather than the number of participants.

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By William Lloyd Garrison

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