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What did Frederick Douglass and John Brown think of Harriet Tubman? 1. They thought she was a little too little to do any good on the Underground Railroad. 2. They thought she was too violent when she threatened to kill any slave who wanted to turn back. 3. They praised her for her selflessness and bravery. 4. They thought she should have rescued more than 300 slaves.

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3

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3. They praised her for her selflessness and bravery.

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