Frederick DouglassHolloway House Publishing, 1995 - 189 páginas Self educated slave escapee Frederick Douglass,spoke out against slavery as he travelled the,north of America. His leadership and passion,catapulted him to recognition during the civil war,where he was one of the advisors to Lincoln. |
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Contenido
The Turning Point | 9 |
The Beginning | 25 |
Living with Pain and No Hope | 37 |
Breaking Loose | 87 |
A Speaker is Born | 103 |
All True Reforms are Kindred | 115 |
Eloquent Energetic and Escaping Again | 125 |
No More Slaves but | 155 |
Minister to Haiti | 169 |
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