"Je peux seulement dire qu'il n'y a pas un homme vivant qui souhaite plus sincèrement que moi voir un plan adopté pour l'abolition de l'esclavage"
— George Washington
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Simplified Meaning:
Someone is expressing their deep desire for an end to slavery. They feel very strongly about this issue and want to see a solution put in place more than anyone else. For instance, imagine there's a person who sees suffering and injustice happening to a group of people. They spend a lot of time thinking about how to help and support efforts to make a change. This person isn't just talking about it; they sincerely want to see things improve and are likely willing to do whatever they can to help end the suffering. So, in simple terms, the speaker is very passionate about ending slavery and really hopes that people will come up with a good plan to stop it.
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