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The provided documents do not contain specific information about Ellen White's statements on "amalgamation." This term appears in some of her early writings, but none of the excerpts included in the current document context address this topic directly. What I can tell you from the documents provided is that there is a reference to Ellen White's counsel regarding interracial marriage. One document mentions that she wrote counsel "to a young man who entertained plans that would have resulted in marriage of one of the Caucasian race with one of the Negro race" (2SM 483.3). The document indicates she discouraged such marriages because they could easily create 'controversy and confusion'and because of "the 'disadvantages' which they impose upon the offspring" (2SM 483.1). However, the term "amalgamation" itself and Ellen White's specific statements using that word are not included in these particular excerpts. To get accurate information about what she wrote on amalgamation, you would need to search for documents that specifically contain those statements, as they are not present in the current context provided to me. --- 💡 **You might also want to explore:** • What did Ellen White teach about racial equality and brotherhood in the church? • What counsel did she give regarding working with people of different races in ministry? • How did Ellen White address social issues and cultural tensions in her time? --- 📚 **thousands of passages found** containing these search terms — [Explore in Full-Text Search](/advanced-search?q=What+does+Ellen+white+says+about+amalgamation)