How does thoreau express his ideas of slavery in walden?
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Because of his Transcendentalist philosophies, Henry David Thoreau was anti-slavery, believing that man was intended to find his own destiny and his own spiritual meaning separated from the pressures of society. This meant that Thoreau found slavery inherently immoral, less from its sociological perspectives or general cruelty than for its idea that any man could be owned by another, thus limiting the spiritual growth and personal achievement of the owned man. In Walden, Thoreau writes:
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