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Frederick Douglas

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July 18, 2015

 

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After making an impromptu speech at the Massachusetts Antislavery Society in 1841, Douglass began to speak more and more on behalf of abolitionism, and eventually embarked upon a three-year speaking tour of Northern cities. His powerful rhetorical style, combining humor and outrage, showed audiences the numerous evils of slavery and built public support for the abolitionist cause...
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Written as antislavery propaganda, this powerful book told of his struggle to gain his freedom, identified his owner, and became a national bestseller. It also forced Douglass into exile in England for two years to avoid capture by slave traders. Later he would be freed travel to North America. Douglass returned to the United States in 1847 to publish The North Star, an abolitionist paper, in Rochester, New York...
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